Diagnosed with heel spurs, but what are they?
Heel spurs were first described nearly 200 years ago and became widely recognized about 100 years ago. The years since…
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Proper preparation is extremely important when it comes to planning your next hike. Our experts here at Kansas City Foot…
Read More >Heel spurs were first described nearly 200 years ago and became widely recognized about 100 years ago. The years since…
Read More >What makes up good form is debatable, but one thing is clear — the basics of foot strike, cadence, and…
Read More >Podiatry blends sports and medicine to offer healing Athletes tend to suffer from many of the same injuries as other…
Read More >Causes of adult acquired flatfoot deformity Flatfoot that develops in adulthood is called adult acquired flatfoot deformity (AAFD), and may…
Read More >Gait abnormalities associated with diabetes Diabetic patients frequently experience decreased speed and stability when walking, both of which may increase…
Read More >Triathletes, triathlons, and triathlon injuries Some of the most common triathlon injuries are stress fractures, blisters, and Achilles tendonitis. In…
Read More >Patience is a virtue in treating heel pain For most athletes, a sidelining injury is cause for frustration and stress….
Read More >Pedicures come with risks, especially for diabetics Although pedicures may be relaxing and feel great, they are not without both…
Read More >A brief history of dance aerobic gym classes Although aerobic dance classes have been around since the 1960s, it wasn’t…
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.