Common Complaints, Foot Surgery, Anatomy and Biomechanics
Hallux valgus surgery explained - video one
1st MTP joint fusion with autograft and locking plate - video two
Plantar plate tear - video three
Hammer toe surgery explained - video four
Morton’s neuroma and surgery explained - video five
Plantar fasciitis (plantar fasciopathy) overview including treatment options - video six
Pan-metatarsal head resection procedure explained – common in the rheumatoid foot - video seven
Ankle and sub talar joint range of motion explained - video eight
Bones of the foot explained - video nine
foot and ankle conditions
- Hallux Valgus (Bunions – progressive dislocation of the big toe joint)
- Hallux Rigidus (Osteoarthritis of the big toe joint)
- Hammer/Claw Toes
- Plantar Forefoot Pain
- Heel Pain (including plantar fasciitis/plantar fasciopathy)
- Bumps and Lumps (bony and soft tissue)
- Arthritis (forefoot, midfoot, rearfoot and ankle)
- Complex foot and ankle complaints (patients with multiple concerns)
- Ingrown Toenail Surgery
- Something Unusual
faq
- What are Podiatrists & Podiatric Surgeons?
- What is the point of difference between
ACT Podiatry and other practices? - What are common forefoot conditions
treated at ACT Podiatry? - What are common mid-foot and rear foot
conditions seen at ACT Podiatry? - What predisposes a person
to lower limb pain - What are foot orthoses?
- Can a spinal condition cause foot pain?
- Is arterial disease a cause of foot pain?
- I am diabetic and my feet burn
– what is this? - Can in-growing toe nails and plantar warts be cured?
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ACT Podiatry : Advanced Foot & Ankle Centre
Canberra Podiatric Surgeon
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