Foot and Ankle Surgeries

What is Foot and Ankle Surgery?

It is a specialized branch of orthopedic surgery focusing on assessing and treating conditions affecting the foot and ankle, including sports injuries, trauma, congenital or acquired deformities, and joint or ligament diseases.

When should you consult a foot and ankle surgeon?

• Fractures or injuries to the foot or ankle

• Sprains or ligament tears

• Arthritis or osteoporosis in the foot or ankle

• Congenital or acquired foot deformities

• Post-surgical complications in the foot or ankle

How is diagnosis and treatment performed?

• Thorough clinical examination of the foot and ankle

• X-rays, MRI, or CT imaging

• Conservative treatments such as splinting or physiotherapy

• Surgical intervention to repair fractures, ligaments, or reconstruct joints

• Regular follow-up to ensure restoration of motion, strength, and function

Follow-up Duration

Depends on the injury or surgery type; long-term follow-up may be required, especially after major surgical repairs.

Treatment Goals

Restore mobility, strength, and normal function of the foot and ankle, reduce pain, and improve walking and daily activity performance.