Best treatment for Achilles heel inflammation
Inflammation of the Achilles heel is common, not just in athletes. Strong but vulnerable, it may require surgery if the pain is persistent.
Foot and ankle health guides by Dr. Luigi Manzi: bunions, heel pain, the Achilles tendon and minimally invasive foot surgery.
Inflammation of the Achilles heel is common, not just in athletes. Strong but vulnerable, it may require surgery if the pain is persistent.
Brachymetatarsia causes pain and difficulty walking. Let's explore minimally invasive treatments to address this condition without complex surgery.
Surgery for brachymetatarsia, using the progressive distraction technique, is the most modern and effective solution.
Haglund's disease surgery in children and adults: how the approach differs with age, when it is advised and what the outcomes are.
Calcifications at the back of the heel, where the Achilles attaches, limit running and jumping. When surgery is indicated to remove them and the recovery.
Brachymetatarsia and Morton's syndrome both involve a short metatarsal but differ in cause and symptoms. How they are diagnosed and how each is treated.
How Haglund's disease is treated: heel lifts, open-backed shoes, ice and physiotherapy first; surgery to remove the bony bump if the pain persists.
Endoscopic surgery treats Achilles heel problems such as Haglund's deformity and insertional tendinopathy through tiny incisions. How it works and recovery.
Brachymetatarsia and flat feet can occur together and affect how the foot bears weight. How to recognize them, how they are related and the treatment options.
Insertional Achilles Tendinopathy and Haglund's Disease: In this article, we'll discuss when to consider surgery.
Advanced physiotherapy for brachymetatarsia offers modern and personalized approaches, relieving discomfort and improving foot function.
Kirschner wires hold the lengthened metatarsal in place after brachymetatarsia surgery. How it works, how long the wires stay in and the recovery.