Foot and Ankle Arthritis
Arthritis develops from the gradual breakdown of cartilage within joints. When arthritis affects the foot and ankle joints, inflammation, pain, and joint stiffness can limit standing and walking.
Arthritis develops from the gradual breakdown of cartilage within joints. When arthritis affects the foot and ankle joints, inflammation, pain, and joint stiffness can limit standing and walking.
This animated video demonstrates an endoscopic neck foraminotomy for the treatment of spinal stenosis.
Collagen is a protein that makes up connective tissue throughout the body. When collagen is overproduced, it results in connective tissue disorders, including Dupuytren disease, which affects the fingers and hands.
Flatfoot deformities result from damage to the ligaments and tendons that support the alignment of the foot and ankle. This causes the foot arch to collapse and may shift the foot and ankle bones out of place. Flatfoot deformities are...
The wrist is made up of several carpal bones held together by supporting ligaments. If any of these ligaments are injured, the wrist bones can shift out of alignment, resulting in wrist instability. Wrist instability most often occurs from injuries...