The history of podiatry
Podiatry becomes organized In the United States, podiatrists, originally called chiropodists, made several attempts to organize professionally and formalize their…
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Injuring your ankle can be both painful and frustrating, and one of the first questions you might ask is whether…
Read More >Podiatry becomes organized In the United States, podiatrists, originally called chiropodists, made several attempts to organize professionally and formalize their…
Read More >The effects of exercise on peripheral neuropathy Recent studies have indicated that exercise may slow the progression of neuropathy. Most…
Read More >Medial tibial stress syndrome (MTSS) MTSS is more commonly known as shin splints. They are most common in runners and…
Read More >Inspect your shoes regularly Most athletic shoes will hold up well for several months, but it is important to begin…
Read More >Changes in gait in children due to obesity Normal or healthy weight children with healthy feet and legs typically develop…
Read More >Classifying sprains and strains Both sprains and strains are graded as first, second, and third degree. First degree is the…
Read More >Avoid pain and injuries with properly-fitting cleats One of the most common causes of foot and ankle pain and injuries…
Read More >Some of the most common illnesses and diseases in the United States may be directly tied to our fitness level,…
Read More >Wear the right shoes It may seem obvious to wear sport-specific shoes such as soccer or football cleats, but when…
Read More >Our Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) is fully licensed and regulated by the state of Kansas, and our boutique center concentrates on foot surgery only. This allows us to provide the best equipment and a dedicated staff to treat most surgical foot problems we encounter. Our outpatient facility allows our patients shorter facility stays and an environment with less risk for infection.