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When Can Surgically Treated Medial Malleolar Stress Fractures Return to Sport?

06/26/2024

The authors acknowledge that although many athletes will return to competitive sport by 4 months postop, self-reported full recovery to desired performance levels can be more prolonged.

The authors acknowledge that...

06/26/2024

Foot and Ankle Surgery Institute

How Could MIS Play a Role for Os Trigonum Syndrome?

04/26/2024

Foot and Ankle Surgery Institute Editorial Staff

Learn more about a possible application of MIS techniques in this review.

Learn more about a possible...

04/26/2024

Foot and Ankle Surgery Institute

Elite Athletes and Subtle LisFranc Injuries: Could a Novel CT Technique Close Diagnostic Gaps?

04/22/2024

Foot and Ankle Surgery Institute Editorial Staff

Could a new approach to weight-bearing CT impact surgical decision-making?

Could a new approach to...

04/22/2024

Foot and Ankle Surgery Institute

What Are the Factors that Most Contribute to Running-Related Injuries?

02/09/2024

Foot and Ankle Surgery Institute Editorial Staff

What are some of the factors that contribute to running-related injury?

What are some of the factors...

02/09/2024

Foot and Ankle Surgery Institute

Sports Medicine

Advising Parents on Choosing the Right Cleat for Young Athletes

10/01/2023

A. Douglas Spitalny , DPM, FACFAS;

Another school sports season is upon us, and we may be getting asked in the hallway, in the lunch room, or any number of places —“Doc, what brand of cleats should I buy my 7-year-old for soccer?” For most podiatrists, we don’t necessarily...

Another school sports season is...

10/01/2023

Podiatry Today

From Podiatry Today

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Diagnosing and Treating Common Pediatric Running Injuries

09/01/2023

Michelle A. Kaufman , DPM, MPH, AACFAS, DABPM;

From calcaneal apophysitis to Osgood-Schlatter disease to shin splints, this author offers practical pearls for treating common injuries in the pediatric runners who present to your office.

From calcaneal apophysitis to...

09/01/2023

Podiatry Today

From Podiatry Today

Sports Medicine

Treating Calcaneal Bone Cysts in Athletes

08/01/2023

A. Douglas Spitalny , DPM, FACFAS;

Bone cysts are rarely symptomatic but always problematic as they grow in size. Regardless of type, the potential for pathologic fracture is always present amongst our athletes and military. Evaluation and treatment are routinely an elective...

Bone cysts are rarely...

08/01/2023

Podiatry Today

From Podiatry Today

Sports Medicine

Treating Calcaneal Stress Fractures in Athletes

06/01/2023

A. Douglas Spitalny , DPM, FACFAS;

If you suspect a stress fracture, treat it as if patients do have one.

If you suspect a stress...

06/01/2023

Podiatry Today

From Podiatry Today

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Optimizing Outcomes for Running Injuries

05/01/2023

Rob Conenello , DPM, FACFAS, FAAPSM;

Injured runners are raring to get back on their feet, making it imperative to have a protocol that can treat these athletes and safely return them to running. This author offers pearls on eliciting symptoms from runners, diagnosing injuries,...

Injured runners are raring to...

05/01/2023

Podiatry Today

From Podiatry Today

Sports Medicine

Simplifying Treatment for Acute Achilles Tendon Ruptures in Athletes

04/01/2023

A. Douglas Spitalny , DPM, FACFAS;

In the Army, we like to keep it simple. After attending countless conferences and reading almost every article on Achilles tendon repairs over the years, I start to question why so many surgeons want to take such a simple repair and make it...

In the Army, we like to keep it...

04/01/2023

Podiatry Today

From Podiatry Today

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