The foot is a complex system of bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and nerves. Often, pain caused by trauma, stress, or strain on any of these parts can be resolved with non-invasive treatment options. However, sometimes it is necessary to undergo minimally invasive surgery to get permanent relief. Read the articles in our minimally invasive surgery library to learn more about this option.
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The Benefits of Minimally Invasive Bunion Surgery With Our Annapolis, MD PodiatristsLearn how minimally invasive bunion surgery can correct your bunion and get you back on your feet faster. Our Annapolis, Maryland podiatrists are experts.
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What to Know About Minimally Invasive Bunion Surgery at Our Central Maryland Foot and Ankle CentersTraditional bunion surgery requires a long recovery. Minimally invasive bunion surgery at Annapolis Foot & Ankle Center can get you back on your feet faster.
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What Is a Subchondroplasty® Procedure?If you have been diagnosed with bone marrow lesions, then the minimally invasive Subchondroplasty® Procedure might be right for you. Our surgeons explain here.
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Diagnosing and Treating Ankle EquinusA limited range of motion in the ankle joint could indicate a condition called ankle equinus. A foot and ankle surgeon can diagnose and treat this condition.
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Options for Articular Cartilage RestorationDamage to the tissue that allows joints to function smoothly causes pain and stiffness. In some cases, this cartilage can be restored with minimally invasive surgery.
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What Is a Talar Dome Lesion?A talar dome lesion is difficult to diagnose but can be identified by a podiatrist at an office visit. There are several possible treatment options available.
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Recovering From Foot or Ankle Surgery With an External Fixation DeviceLearn how to care for the pin sites if you have been fitted with an external fixation device after surgery. Our Central Maryland team will help with your recovery.