Is Foot pain affecting your ability to walk? Sustaining an injury, chronic arthritis or genetic disposition can create uncomfortable conditions in the foot, preventing normal activity. Some individuals who experience frequent Foot pain may require corrective surgery. Triple Arthrodesis is a surgical procedure designed to help relieve pain in the joints below the Ankle and correct deformities in the hind foot caused by serious injury, arthritis and inherited conditions.
Don’t let foot pain keep you off your feet! Schedule an appointment with us immediately – we can help you take the first step to full recovery.
Triple arthrodesis surgery is a surgical procedure that stabilizes the back of the foot by joining three or four affected bones together using plates and screws.
This surgical procedure will fuse the three main joints in the hindfoot that allow for side-to-side movement: the Calcaneo-Cuboid joint, the Subtalar joint and the Taloavicular joint. Following a full recovery, significantly improved use of the foot is noted by the patient.
A cast is applied to the surgical extremity. You should avoid placing any weight on the Foot for a period of 6-8 weeks following surgery. A walking cast will be required for an additional 6 weeks. Full recovery often occurs within 10 months.
At Foot & Ankle Center Of Arizona, we specialize in Triple Arthrodesis surgery with over 25 years of experience in treating foot conditions caused by injury, arthritis, and genetic factors. We accept a wide range of insurance plans to make the process smoother for our patients. Let us help you get back on your feet with confidence—schedule your consultation today!
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We focus on compassionate services, progressive remedies and individualized approaches to overcome foot pain and restore ambulation. if you’re suffering from Neuroma symptoms, don’t wait any longer – contact us today at 480.342.9999 to schedule a consultation with Dr. Kris DiNucci, DPM FACFAS, and take the first step towards relief. Your journey to healthier, happier feet starts here!