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Archive for 2011

Advanced Achilles Tendon Tear and Torn Achilles Tendon Repair

Tuesday, December 27th, 2011

Advancement in Achilles Tendon Tear and Achilles Rupture Care The Achilles tendon is the strongest tendon in the body but it is also the one that is most commonly injured.  In this article we discuss the anatomy of the Achilles tendon as well as give an overview on Achilles tendon ruptures.   Achilles Tendon Anatomy  [...]

STAR versus Inbone Total Ankle Replacement Options

Wednesday, August 17th, 2011

The STAR and Inbone Total Ankle Replacements:  Which is best for Ankle Arthritis Cases With the advent of new technology and an improved biomechanic understanding of ankle function, the treatment of ankle arthritis has broadly changed in the past decade.  Ankle replacement is rapidly becoming a comparable option to ankle fusion in the treatment of [...]

Lisfranc Dislocation Foot Fracture Injury

Thursday, August 11th, 2011

Lisfranc Mid Foot Fracture Dislocation   There are many different types of fractures that can occur in the foot.  Most foot fractures are cause by an external force acting on the foot that will fracture or break the bone. There are a group of joints in the middle of the foot that are situated behind the [...]

Santa Barbara Podiatrist Lorie Robinson Joins UFAI

Monday, August 8th, 2011

Dr. Robinson Joins Santa Barbara Podiatry Office of University Foot and Ankle Institute About Santa Barbara Podiatrist Dr. Lorie Robinson   Dr. Lorie Robinson, one of the top Southern California podiatrists in the Santa Barbara area has joined University Foot and Ankle Institute.  Dr. Robinson practiced podiatry in Agoura Hills for over 15 years prior [...]

Santa Barbara Podiatry Offices Welcome Dr. Jason Morris

Thursday, August 4th, 2011

University Foot & Ankle Institute Santa Barbara Podiatry Offices Welcome Dr. Jason Morris The University Foot and Ankle Institute is proud to welcome Dr. Jason Morris to our team of foot and ankle surgeons in our Santa Barbara podiatry office.  Dr. Morris is a native of Chicago, IL where he was born and raised.  As [...]

Big Toe Arthritis – Advancements in Treatments

Monday, May 23rd, 2011

Hallux Limitus & Hallux Rigidus: Arthritis of the Great Toe Joint There has been a great deal of advancement in the treatment of great or big toe arthritis also known as hallux limitus or hallux ridigus.  The terms commonly used are referring to the latin for limited to no motion which is the main complaint [...]

Mortons Neuroma: New Treatments

Monday, May 9th, 2011

In 1876, Morton described a painful condition of a nerve between the fourth and fifth metatarsal bones in the foot.  Mortons Neuroma is not a true neuroma as the name implies, and terminology such as neuritis or neuralgia may be more accurate.  Neuroma’s more commonly occur in the fourth plantar interdigital nerve (3rd interspace) where [...]

Foot and Ankle Sports Injuries

Friday, May 6th, 2011

Overuse injuries of the foot and ankle It seems to be that time of year when people are becoming more active,engaging in sports and working hard to get in shape for the summer season.  In our California foot and ankle clinics, we have seen a recent increase in stress and overuse injuries over the last [...]

Foot and Ankle Sports Injuries

Friday, May 6th, 2011

Overuse injuries of the foot and ankle It seems to be that time of year when people are becoming more active,engaging in sports and working hard to get in shape for the summer season.  In our California foot and ankle clinics, we have seen a recent increase in stress and overuse injuries over the last [...]

California Orthotic Experts: Helping More Than Just Feet

Friday, April 8th, 2011

California’s Orthotic Experts After manufacturing over 100,000 pairs of orthotics in the last 8 years, the doctors of University Foot and Ankle Institute have expert advice and information to help with the decision making of orthotic manufacturing and device type. About Orthotics Custom molded orthotics have been used for the last century to support many different [...]