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Professional Blog for Health Practitioners – Dr Damien Lafferty

Welcome to the Professional Blog of Dr Damien Lafferty, a dedicated platform for healthcare professionals seeking in-depth insights into podiatric surgery and foot and ankle care. This blog offers detailed case studies, surgical techniques, and evidence-based discussions aimed at enhancing clinical practice and patient outcomes. Whether you’re a podiatrist, general practitioner, or allied health professional, you’ll find valuable information to support your continued professional development.

Tarsal coalition

By |November 9th, 2022|

Blog's main page Tarsal coalitions are rare in the general population. I suspect this may be the reason why many of these are missed or wrongly diagnosed. The patient seen [...]

Interdigital ulcer success

By |November 4th, 2022|

Blog's main page The images depict a recent case involving a patient who was referred to me for a markedly painful long-standing interdigital corn. This had recently developed an ulcer [...]

Gout deposits (not bunions)

By |September 1st, 2022|

Blog's main page This patient has presented with concerns about painful bunions. He also suffers from gout. On questioning, he has been less than conscientious with his taking of gout [...]

Adult-acquired flat foot (PTTD)

By |August 4th, 2022|

Blog's main page This is a patient who presented with a severely debilitating right flat foot. This has been progressing for approximately two years; however, three months ago, the pain [...]

Calcaneonavicular coalition

By |July 26th, 2022|

Blog's main page This is an image from one of my cases last week. The patient is another example of the need to continue your investigations into those long-standing and [...]

Minimally invasive fracture fixation

By |May 23rd, 2022|

Blog's main page Surgical intervention is continuously evolving. Minimally invasive surgery, or keyhole as it is commonly known, has progressed markedly over recent years as this case depicts. This patient [...]

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