If your foot arch feels stiff or even painful with your first steps in the morning or after an extended seated period, you’re not alone. Tens of thousands of Americans deal with this type of sensation every day, and their discomfort can range from mildly irritating to downright debilitating. But what could be causing this […]
Diagnosing And Treating Juvenile Bunions
Bunions are a fairly common foot condition that we see on a regular basis, but the vast majority of cases are on the feet of older adults. However, this is not the only group who can be felled by a bunion. In some instances, bunion can develop on the foot of a teen or child […]
A Roundtable Discussion About X-Ray, MRI and CT Scan Image Reading
A recent study published in the European Journal of Radiology sought to see if there was any truth to the notion that orthopedic surgeons do not consult radiology reports before explaining a diagnosis to a patient. To add our own insight to the study, we posed questions to Dr. Lance Silverman, an orthopedic surgeon, and […]
How To Recover From A Broken Foot
There are 26 bones in your foot, and any of them can fracture and leave you hobbled. And while each fracture will be unique to the individual, the course of treatment for a broken foot is relatively standard. In today’s blog, we take a closer look at the common treatment course for a broken foot. […]
How Often Are Achilles Tears Career-Ending Injuries For Athletes?
The Achilles tendon is the largest tendon in the body. It provides immense function and stability to your foot, and a tendon rupture can severely impact a person’s quickness, speed, jumping ability and overall athleticism, even when surgery and rehab goes as expected. For that reason, an Achilles tear is one of the most common […]
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