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The endoscopic decompression of interdigital neuroma (EDIN) procedure is an endoscopic technique used to surgically treat Morton's neuroma. Performed through 3 small incisions, the EDIN procedure preserves the interdigital nerve. The EDIN procedure differs from traditional neurectomy, or removal of the nerve, by releasing the intermetatarsal ligament and leaving the nerve in place. This EDIN procedure significantly reduces post operative complications compared to traditional neurectomy. The EDIN procedure is an ambulatory procedure, meaning that patients can bear weight on the foot the same day of surgery. Most patients are in Band-Aids and back in shoes 3 days post-op. For more information on the Endoscopic Decompression Of Interdigital Neuroma, please visit: https://www.myfootshop.com/ Don't miss another episode -- click SUBSCRIBE above. The MYFOOTSHOP.COM Channel offers direct-from-the-doctor foot pain advice. You'll hear about various foot pain issues and options for relief. Our videos will help you understand the underlying causes of foot, ankle and toe problems and recommend the right doctor approved products to provide pain relief. We cover metatarsal pain, morton's neuroma, turf toe and many other common foot issues. Please SUBSCRIBE NOW to MYFOOTSHOP channel using the button above to be notified when new videos come online! Or, click here: https://goo.gl/Wh2Zwj Watch other MYFOOTSHOP.COM videos at:    / myfootshop   Connect with MYFOOTSHOP.COM at: Facebook:   / myfootshop   Google +: https://plus.google.com/1134979815318...