- Posterior Tibial (PT) Tendonitis/PT Tendon Dysfunction – The PT tendon is possibly the most important tendon affecting the foot. It extends behind our ankle bone and inserts underneath the midfoot, acting as a pulley to hold up our arch. Any minor inflammation or injury to this structure can cause tearing and elongation over time, which can possibly cause your arch to collapse and develop progressive deformity. For these reasons, it is essential that you are properly diagnosed and treated early in the process to prevent further damage. When these conditions become chronic, more advanced conservative and surgical intervention may be necessary.
- Flexor Tendinitis
- Deltoid Ligament sprain/rupture
- Tibial/Malleolar stress fracture
- Tarsal Tunnel syndrome
- Ankle arthritis
- Subtalar arthritis
Our surgeons at the Foot & Ankle Group are board certified by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery, with the experience and skill to properly diagnose and fix your condition. Furthermore, our offices contain the ability and resources to design and dispense state of the art custom orthotics and bracing based on our state of the art 4D scanning system.