Gandhi Nursing Home

Foot & Ankle Surgery

Overview

Numerous foot and ankle disorders, including bunions, tendon tears, and severe arthritis, can be treated surgically. Surgery on the feet and ankles is usually reserved for cases in which nonsurgical measures have failed to produce the intended outcome. However, some illnesses could necessitate emergency surgery, particularly acute injuries like ankle fractures.
Conditions of the foot and ankle can be treated with a variety of surgical techniques. The purpose of the operation may vary depending on the nature of the condition; it may involve realigning fractured bones, fusing inflamed joints, excising excessive tissue, or fixing a torn ligament or tendon. Total ankle replacement may be advised in situations where there is severe ankle joint pain and extensive deterioration.

What to Expect from Foot & Ankle Surgery:

Pre-Surgery:

  • Consultation: Discuss your symptoms and medical history.
  • Diagnostic Tests: X-rays, MRIs, or CT scans may be performed to assess the condition.
  • Surgical Planning: Your surgeon will explain the procedure, risks, and recovery process.

During Surgery:

  • Anesthesia: General or local anesthesia will be used to ensure you are comfortable.
  • Procedure: The type of surgery will depend on the specific issue being treated.

Post-Surgery:

  • Recovery: Follow-up care instructions will include pain management, activity restrictions, and rehabilitation.
  • Rehabilitation: Physical therapy may be recommended to restore movement and strength.

Why Choose Us for Foot & Ankle Surgery?

Expert Surgeons:

  • Our experienced surgeons specialize in treating complex foot and ankle conditions with precision.

Patient-Centered Care:

  • We focus on your comfort and provide personalized care to meet your needs.

Advanced Facilities:

  • Our modern surgical facilities are equipped with the latest technology to ensure effective treatment and recovery.