There are many possible causes of foot and ankle pain, and a good orthopedic surgeon will always strive for diagnostic accuracy before putting together a treatment plan for the patient. An accurate diagnosis is the bedrock of successful treatment. In order to arrive at an accurate diagnosis, orthopedic surgeons have various techniques and tools they
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Rehabilitation after Ankle Surgery: Tips for a Smooth Recovery
Ankle injuries can be debilitating and time-consuming to heal. However, surgery may become necessary in extreme cases to fix severe ankle fractures, dislocations, or ankle arthritis. If you undergo surgery for your ankle, a full recovery is vital to regain your mobility. One of the main concerns during your ankle surgery rehab stage is to
Read MoreLife Beyond Recovery: What to Expect in the Months and Years Following Foot and Ankle Surgery
Foot and ankle surgery can be a daunting experience, not just because of the surgery itself but also because of the recovery process that follows. However, recovery doesn’t stop once you leave the hospital or the doctor’s office. In fact, for many patients, the recovery process can be a lengthy and tiring journey that can
Read MoreAdaptive Tools for Independent Living After Reverse Shoulder Replacement
Reverse shoulder replacement surgery is a life-changing procedure for people with rotator cuff arthropathy, a massive rotator cuff tear, and those who have undergone a failed previous shoulder replacement. However, the road to recovery and regaining independence can be challenging, requiring physical therapy and adaptive tools designed to assist in the process. Let’s discuss reverse
Read MoreOrthopedic Issues Linked to Diabetes
A patient is diagnosed with diabetes when their body cannot produce adequate insulin to control their blood sugar. It can also develop when you can no longer utilize the hormone properly. The inability to create and process insulin correctly causes diabetes-linked complications, including orthopedic issues. For instance, diabetic people are more prone to joint diseases,
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