For a small subset of people, one of their toes may actually be smaller and shorter than their pinky toe. Oftentimes this occurs on the toe adjacent to the pinky, but it can happen to other toes as well. This condition is known as brachymetatarsia, and involves an early closure of the growth plate in […]
Why Would Hardware Be Removed After Foot Or Ankle Surgery?
Depending on your issue, there’s a chance that your foot surgeon may insert hardware into the surgical site in order to promote ideal healing. This hardware can ensure that bones grow as expected or fuse in a particular manner, but once the job is done, this hardware may be removed by the surgeon. In today’s […]
Four Common Types Of Foot Fractures
Each foot is comprised of 26 bones, and while they are all very strong, they can fracture if they become overloaded with chronic stress or acute trauma. Depending on the type of trauma you endured, you may be dealing with a few different types of foot fractures. In today’s blog, we take a closer look […]
When Should You Get A Second Opinion On Your Foot Injury?
As the old adage goes, two minds are better than one, and when it comes to your health, oftentimes it’s helpful to have two different specialists examine your injury and images. Seeking a second opinion can help to catch something that was overlooked or provide you with reassurance that you’re pursuing the right treatment. But […]
What Is An Avulsion Fracture Of The Ankle?
An avulsion fracture is a unique injury where a ligament or tendon pulls away with a small piece of bone still attached. It is typically caused by traumatic force, but this force can be exposed to the area in an acute moment of stress or over time in the form of long-term, repetitive stress. In […]
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