by Desert Orthopedic Center | 5 years ago
The phrase “feets don’t fail me now” was popularized in the 1940 Bob Hope movie, The Ghost Breakers. Yet for many, severe bunion pain means their feet ARE failing them and leading to a poorer and poorer quality of life if left uncorrected. There’s good news to share.
Timothy Lonergan, M.D. discusses foot and ankle surgery at GGC WKONA. If a foot or ankle injury is..
By Western Kentucky Orthopaedic..
5 years ago
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Pain from plantar fasciitis can make..
By Daniel M. Dean, M.D.
3 months ago
“I thought I sprained my ankle.”
Unfortunately, I hear this far too frequently from patients..
By Anthony Yi, MD
4 years ago
Board Certified Doctor of Podiatric Medicine | Prairie Orthopaedic and Plastic Surgery
By Prairie Orthopaedic &..
3 years ago
Dr. David Friscia, orthopedic surgeon, discusses foot arthritis and recommended treatments.
By Desert Orthopedic Center
9 years ago
