Revisional bunion surgery: subtle points
Blog’s main page The images may appear relatively straightforward on initial inspection. However, some crucial points can allow revisional, or […]
Bunions
Paediatric rigid flat foot
Blog’s main page This 16-year-old had been struggling since he commenced walking – marked and multiple symptoms on the foot,
Minimally invasive metatarsal osteotomy (keyhole surgery)
Blog’s main page This is a patient who is approximately eight months postoperative from an Austin/chevron bunionectomy and correction of
Nerve entrapment from early bunion formation
Blog’s main page This lady presented with marked shooting pain in the right dorsal medial 1st MTPJ. She has endured
Minimally-invasive surgery (bunion and lateral hallux IPJ)
Blog’s main page The images are from a case that underwent surgery a few weeks ago. The patient had a
Juvenile hallux valgus (bunion)
Blog’s main page This case shows just how strong genetics can play in the development of bunions. This is the
1st MTPJ cartilage damage
Blog’s main page I operated on this patient last week. She had suffered from marked left 1st MTPJ pain. She
Gout deposits (not bunions)
Blog’s main page This patient has presented with concerns about painful bunions. He also suffers from gout. On questioning, he
The problems with keyhole bunion surgery
Blog’s main page There have been marked improvements in bunion surgery over the years to the point where, typically, the
Biomechanics of a pathology (bunions and pes planus)
Blog’s main page This is a great example of how poor biomechanics impacts foot pathology. This is a case of
Improvements in bunion surgery
Blog’s main page Bunion surgery has advanced markedly in recent years. Traditionally the surgery has had a bad name. Procedures
Osteoid osteoma
Blog’s main page This case will hopefully outline the importance of utilising all your knowledge and not solely relying on
Bunion surgery: Modern procedures for quick recuperation and long-term results
Blog’s main page A recent review of a very happy bunion patient. This just shows you how foot surgery has