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Caring with Experience and Expertise
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Our goal is to return you to your normal everyday activities within the shortest, safest period of time. Our clinic staff will strive to make your visit to our office as pleasant and efficient as possible.
We provide a knowledgeable, well researched, scientific approach to diagnosing and treating foot disorders. Our philosophy is to use the most conservative treatment plan to achieve the best possible outcome. We also provide a comprehensive screening service for those at risk for developing foot problems such as people with diabetes, poor circulation, loss of sensation and foot deformity.
Footfacts
The human foot is a highly specialized structure containing 26 relatively small bones, more than 100 ligaments and an intricate network of muscles, nerves and blood vessels.  FootFacts
Foot disease is a major complication of diabetes. Nerve and blood vessel damage to the feet can lead to ulceration and lower extremity amputations. Effective early prevention and treatment of foot disease requires the correct approach. Foot and related leg pain can be debilitating: 80% of people complain of foot problems during their lives. Because the foot is one of the most complex parts of the body, understanding its many problems often requires specialised knowledge of it's structure, function and disorders to effectively diagnose and treat it. Foot pain is not "normal". It can be a sign of an underlying problem that can be corrected quickly and effectively if treated early. Left untreated, your problems can effect your posture and gait then go on to cause pain in your knees, hips and back and may progress to the point where you are unable to continue with normal activities. |
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