Does a smaller incision make for a better bunionectomy? Minimal incision surgery (MIS) has improved the surgical outcomes of many types of surgery. For example, in laproscopic surgery a minimal incision approach has a number of short term benefits including...
To fuse or not to fuse – that is the bunionectomy Adjacent segment pathology following bunionectomy procedures Foot and ankle surgeons use a number of fusion techniques to treat forefoot pathology. Fusion of the great toe joint is commonly used...
How is micro-fracture used in foot and ankle surgery? The surface of every joint is covered with a smooth, glistening material called cartilage. Cartilage is an avascular structure that is supplied with oxygen and essential nutrients by the synovial fluid...
Music in the OR? What’s the mood in an OR? A lot of times, the mood in an operating room is set by the choice of music played during a surgical case. Some surgeons are classical buffs. Others show tunes....
Podiatrists discuss a transfer lesion as a complication of bunion surgery. What is a transfer lesion and how is it treated? This article explores the concept of transfer lesions and treatment options.
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