Conditions Treated

In addition to completing a rigorous orthopaedic surgery residency, I received subspecialty training in the area of reconstructive surgery for complex foot and ankle problems. These challenges can include arthritis, deformities, chronic pain, diabetic foot deformities, flat feet, bunions, and neuromas.

As a foot and ankle doctor, I care for many sports- related foot and ankle problems including heel pain, ankle instability, sprains, and tendon injuries,  using state-of-the art, minimally invasive techniques, including ankle arthroscopy.

Total ankle replacement has offered hope and a remedy for some patients suffering from painful arthritis of the ankle joint.

Fracture care is another large part of my practice. I am often able to treat many of these without surgery, using various casts or braces. When necessary, I repair fractures using the most current surgical techniques and methods, including plates, rods, screws, external fixators, and bone stimulators. Examples of fracture surgery I perform include:

While I am an orthopaedic surgeon, a significant percentage of orthopaedic problems can be treated medically, without surgery.  Common conditions that I see and treat in my office include:

​I also perform arthroscopic procedures of the knee on a frequent basis.