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 […]
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Fractured bone spur
Blog’s main page This patient presented in early March with a history of a sudden severely inflamed and painful right
Deep vein thrombosis / venous thromboembolism
Blog’s main page Complications can occur with all surgery, some more serious than others. Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) / venous
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
Posterior heel pain
Blog’s main page This patient presented with a history of markedly painful posterior heel “bumps”. She has noted them for
Ultrasound in the operating theatre
Blog’s main page In the last few months, I have had two patients with symptomatic foreign objects located deep to
Anterior Ankle Impingement Syndrome
Blog’s main page This case was referred to me as the patient has had a long history of anterior ankle
Hallux Limitus / Rigidus
Blog’s main page This patient had marked 1st MTPJ pain that had been recalcitrant to conservative care, including various orthotics.
Heloma Molle (interdigital corn)
Blog’s main page These things can be so painful! One of my favourite procedures to carry out is the excision
Tarsal coalition
Blog’s main page Tarsal coalitions are rare in the general population. I suspect this may be the reason why many
Interdigital ulcer success
Blog’s main page The images depict a recent case involving a patient who was referred to me for a markedly
Minimally invasive forefoot reconstruction
Blog’s main page There have been many advances in foot surgery over the years, with minimally invasive surgery (MIS) or
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
Adult-acquired flat foot (PTTD)
Blog’s main page This is a patient who presented with a severely debilitating right flat foot. This has been progressing
Calcaneonavicular coalition
Blog’s main page This is an image from one of my cases last week. The patient is another example of
Freiberg’s Disease/Infraction
Blog’s main page A patient has presented this week with pain in the forefoot. The pain was marked and typical
Minimally invasive fracture fixation
Blog’s main page Surgical intervention is continuously evolving. Minimally invasive surgery, or keyhole as it is commonly known, has progressed
Is it posterior tibial tendon dysfunction?
Blog’s main page An astute podiatrist referred this patient to me recently with a history of treatment for supposed posterior
Post-operative wounds
Blog’s main page The images show how a foot can look at six weeks post-op. This patient had chronic painful
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
Plantar fasciotomy post-op
Blog’s main page Following on from a post (Chronic Heel Pain, October 2021) I shared a few weeks ago about
Heloma molle/soft corn
Blog’s main page Interdigital soft corns are a common occurrence and in most situations, regular debridement and ID pads can
Post-operative pes planus/flat feet/excess pronation
Blog’s main page The images are of a recent patient who is 4 weeks post-op, following Hyprocure insertion. This patient
Pes planus
Blog’s main page Flat feet and the plethora of symptoms associated must be one of the most commonly seen conditions
Chronic heel pain
Blog’s main page This 24-year-old male presented at my rooms with an 8-year history of bilateral “plantar fasciitis”. He had
Accessory navicular with pes planus
Blog’s main page Approximately 2.5% of the population are born with an accessory navicular. There are three types of this
Osteoid osteoma
Blog’s main page This case will hopefully outline the importance of utilising all your knowledge and not solely relying on
Rigid flat feet
Blog’s main page This post is about assessing patients with flat feet, particularly the paediatric foot. If the foot, particularly