The intricate anatomical structure of the foot and ankle, coupled with the substantial mechanical stresses they endure during weight-bearing activities, underscores the challenges of effectively addressing issues in this region. When conventional non-surgical approaches prove ineffective in managing the pain and dysfunction, surgical intervention emerges as a potential solution. The decision to proceed with surgery necessitates a careful evaluation of the specific condition, its severity, and the individual's overall health. A skilled and experienced foot and ankle surgeon assumes paramount significance in this process, as their expertise ensures the most appropriate surgical approach is chosen and executed with precision. Trustworthiness and proficiency in the intricacies of foot and ankle anatomy are crucial, as they can significantly influence the success of the procedure and subsequent recovery. Patients can find reassurance in the hands of a well-trained surgeon, fostering confidence in the pursuit of improved foot and ankle function through surgical means.
Foot and Ankle Surgery
Anatomy of the foot and ankle is exceptionally complex. Your lower extremities are constantly placed under extreme forces, especially compared to other parts of the body, making injury or complications of your foot, ankle or lower leg more likely.
Ankle Joint Replacement Surgery
Joints are the anatomical structures in which two bones are joined together by ligaments. The joints are lined with cartilage, which is a slippery, smooth surface that allows motion.
Lapiplasty® 3D Bunion Correction®
While traditional 2D osteotomy surgery cuts & shifts the bone to address the cosmetic bump, Lapiplasty 3D Bunion Correction does more — it corrects the entire bone in 3D and secures the unstable foundation to get you back on your feet typically within 3-10 days in a walking boot. The Lapiplasty Procedure has also shown low recurrence; 97% and 99% maintain 3D correction in 13 and 17 months respectively.
Comprehensive Wound Care and Limb Preservation Program
Certified Foot and Ankle Specialists LLC has evolved into providing unprecedented comprehensive care for lower extremity wounds and limbs at risk for amputation. Conditions treated under this program include all types of lower extremity wounds and related diseases, including venous stasis ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, ischemic wounds, neuropathic ulcers and those related to deformities such as Charcot joint disease, including full vascular and orthopedic reconstruction.
