In the event of a full rupture of the Achilles Tendon, surgical repair is required. In such instances, the surgeon sutures together the ends of the ruptured Achilles Tendon and performs any adjunctive procedures that the surgeon believes are necessary based on each patient’s individual evaluation.

In rare cases of severe ankle sprains, the ligaments in the ankle are completely torn requiring surgical repair.  In such instances, the surgeon may remove bits of torn ligament, bone and cartilage.

In instances where Bone Spurs cause irritation to surrounding tendons and ligaments surgical intervention may be required.  In such instances, the surgeon excises the Bone Spur and repairs any surrounding soft tissue injuries that are a result of the Bone Spur.

Often times, conservative treatment of Bunions is unsuccessful and surgical intervention is required. In such instances, the surgeon evaluates the Bunion radiographically and determines the most appropriate corrective procedure based on each patient’s individual evaluation.

In some cases of severe flat feet, surgical intervention is required.  In such cases, the surgeon evaluates the appropriate corrective procedure based on each patient’s individual evaluation.

Often times, conservative treatment of Hammertoes is unsuccessful and surgical intervention is required.  In such instances the surgeon evaluates each patient individually and determines the appropriate corrective procedure consisting of either excising a small piece of bone, or performing a joint implant or joint fusion procedure.

In some cases, conservative treatments are not effective and surgical intervention is required.  In such instances, the surgeon would release the painful contracted tissue from the heel bone.

In many instances conservative treatments of Morton’s Neuroma are unsuccessful and surgical intervention is required.  In such instances the surgeon removes the inflamed portion of the nerve.

In instances when pain from the osteoarthristis causes disability and does not respond to conservative treatments, surgical intervention is required.  In such instances, the surgeon evaluates a variety of each patient’s individual factors, including location of the arthritis and impact of the disease on the joints when determining the appropriate corrective procedure.

In severe cases of Plantar Fasciitis, surgical intervention is required.  In such cases, the surgeon cuts a small piece of the fascia that connects to the heel bone to alleviate tension and pain.

In cases in which the sesamoid bones are fractured, surgical intervention is required.  In such instances, the surgeon removes the fractured sesamoid bones.

In severe cases, surgical intervention is required. In such cases the surgeon decompresses the nerve and relieves it of any impingements that may cause compression.

In cases in which the tendon is torn, surgical intervention is required.  In such instances the surgeon debrides the degenerative tissue from the tendon, repairs any small tears, and performs tendon transfers if the tendon has lost its mechanical properties.

In severe cases of Turf Toe, surgical intervention is required.  In such instances, the surgeon repairs the injured tissue.