Foot and Ankle Podcasts

Reliable medical information on foot and ankle conditions from the ACFAS.

Episodes

Pediatric flatfoot

April 2, 2008

Pediatric flatfoot is a common condition in children. So how does a parent know when to be concerned? This FootPhysicians.com podcast provides some questions for parents to ask before they decide to have their child’s flatfoot evaluated by a foot and ankle surgeon.

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Diabetes

April 2, 2008

Foot and ankle surgeons treat diabetic foot complications more than any other conditions. This FootPhysicians.com podcast describes what diabetes does to the feet, and three things a person with diabetes can do to prevent foot problems.

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Stress fractures

April 1, 2008

What causes stress fractures in the foot’s bones, how can you tell if you have a stress fracture, and how do foot and ankle surgeons treat them? This short FootPhysicians.com provides some answers.

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Pediatric heel pain

April 1, 2008

Why is pediatric heel pain a common foot problem for children? This FootPhysicians.com podcasts sheds some light on the subject and debunks a widespread myth about children, feet, and pain.

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Corns and hammertoes

April 1, 2008

People with a hammertoe deformity often develop painful corns. This FootPhysicians.com podcast provides three tips to prevent corns.

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Burning and tingling feet

April 1, 2008

There are several conditions that can cause people to experience burning and tingling feet, as explained in this quick FootPhysicians.com podcast.

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Achilles tendonitis

April 1, 2008

What are the symptoms of Achilles tendonitis? This short FootPhysicians.com podcast goes over symptoms and treatments for this painful foot and ankle condition.

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Neuromas

March 14, 2008

What is a neuroma, and what does a neuroma in the foot feet like? Those questions are answered in this quick FootPhysicians.com podcast.

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Ingrown toenails

March 14, 2008

If you’ve ever had an ingrown toenail, you know how painful they can be. This quick FootPhysicians.com podcast discusses ingrown toenails “101.”

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Heel pain

March 14, 2008

Heel pain is one of the most common conditions treated by foot and ankle surgeons. The most common cause of heel pain is plantar fasciitis, but it’s not the only possible cause, as discussed in this quick FootPhysicians.com podcast.

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Bunions

March 14, 2008

Bunions are a common deformity involving the big toe. But there are a lot of misconceptions about bunions, as discussed in this quick FootPhysicians.com podcast.

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