“The doctor was terrific along with his staff. The procedure was quick and I am doing just fine!“
Foot and Ankle Surgery
Pain, deformity or injury to the foot or ankle can be frustrating, debilitating and challenging to treat. Our three fellowship-trained orthopaedic foot & ankle surgeons provide a breadth and depth of knowledge and experience that rivals any in the region, and will help you get back on your feet.
Our Foot & Ankle team: Ronald Resnick, MD, Christopher Gentchos, MD, and Kristen Stupay, MD are experts in all aspects of foot and ankle surgery, including the repair of ankle and foot fractures, ligament and tendon injuries, ankle and foot arthritis, diabetic foot infections and neuromuscular reconstructions, neuromas, bunions and hammertoes, in addition to ankle replacements, minimally invasive surgical techniques, and ankle arthroscopy.
Although surgery is one option for treatment, excellent care of the ankle and foot doesn’t begin (or end!) in the operating room, and conservative treatments such as shoe modifications, orthotics, physical therapy, medications and bracing are essential to wholistic and successful foot and ankle care. Our surgeons are well-versed in conservative care and will make sure to maximize your treatment and recovery by including these strategies in your treatment plan.
Foot and Ankle Conditions
Common foot and ankle conditions seen at Concord Orthopaedics and cared for in the OSC include, but are not limited to:
- Achilles tendon injuries/tears
- Arthritis
- Bunions
- Charcot and Diabetic arthropathy
- Flat foot
- Fractures of the ankle and foot
- Hammertoes
- Heel pain
- Osteomyelitis (bone infections)
- Sprains and ligament injuries of the ankle or foot
Foot and Ankle Treatments and Procedures
Our orthopaedic specialists treat foot and ankle problems resulting from fractures, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and other inflammatory diseases. Conservative treatments, such as shoe modifications, inserts, physical therapy, medications, bracing, and temporary immobilization are often very helpful in relieving pain.
However, when pain persists and limits normal functioning, surgery may be indicated to correct the problem and alleviate the pain.
- Tendon repairs
- Ligament reconstruction
- Fracture repair
- Bunions and Hammertoe surgery
- MIS Techniques (Minimally Invasive Surgery) for bunions and hammertoes
- Ankle arthroscopy
- Ankle and foot fusions
- Ankle replacements
- Amputations
- Flatfoot and cavus foot surgery
Physicians: Foot and Ankle Surgery
