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Foot and Ankle Surgery

Foot and ankle surgery involves procedures to treat problems with the bones, muscles, ligaments, and tendons in the feet and ankles. It's done to fix issues like bunions, hammertoes, fractures, and arthritis. The goal is to relieve pain, improve mobility, and restore normal function to the feet and ankles. Surgeons may use techniques like realignment, fusion, or repair to address different conditions and help patients walk and move more comfortably.

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Foot and ankle surgery involves procedures to treat problems with the bones, muscles, ligaments, and tendons in the feet and ankles. It's done to fix issues like bunions, hammertoes, fractures, and arthritis. The goal is to relieve pain, improve mobility, and restore normal function to the feet and ankles. Surgeons may use techniques like realignment, fusion, or repair to address different conditions and help patients walk and move more comfortably.

Symptoms Of Foot and Ankle Surgery

Symptoms

Chronic pain
Severe arthritis
Bunions or hammertoes
Fractures or torn ligaments

Types of conditions

There are six main types of Foot and Ankle Surgery

Posterior tibialis tendon surgery

Lateral ankle ligament reconstruction

Bunion surgery

Achilles tendon repair surgery

Ankle replacement surgery

Ankle fusion

Posterior tibialis tendon surgery

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The average cost of the Foot and Ankle Surgery in India is around ₹1,50,000 to ₹4,00,000.

₹4,00,000

High Cost

₹3,00,000

Average Cost

₹1,50,000

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The LIST of AVERAGE COST of the Foot and Ankle Surgery across TOP 4 cities in India in Indian Rupee (INR) is as follows :

City

Lowest Cost

Average Cost

Highest Cost

Delhi

₹1,50,000

₹1,65,000

₹1,80,000

Hyderabad

₹1,50,000

₹3,00,000

₹4,00,000

Mumbai

₹1,20,000

₹1,40,000

₹1,80,000

Nagpur

₹1,50,000

₹2,00,000

₹3,00,000

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Foot and ankle surgery may be necessary in various situations when conservative treatments fail to alleviate symptoms or when there are structural abnormalities or injuries that require surgical intervention. Here are some common reasons why foot and ankle surgery may be needed:

1. Severe Foot or Ankle Pain:

Persistent or severe pain in the foot or ankle that significantly affects daily activities and quality of life despite non-surgical treatments like medication, physical therapy, or orthotics.

2. Structural Deformities:

Conditions such as bunions, hammertoes, flat feet (pes planus), high arches (pes cavus), or bone spurs that cause pain, deformity, or difficulty walking and require surgical correction.

3. Arthritis:

Advanced arthritis in the foot or ankle joints causing debilitating pain, stiffness, swelling, and limited range of motion that does not respond to conservative measures.

4. Ligament or Tendon Injuries:

Severe sprains, tears, or ruptures of ligaments (e.g., anterior cruciate ligament - ACL) or tendons (e.g., Achilles tendon) in the foot and ankle that impair stability and function.

5. Sports Injuries:

Traumatic injuries sustained during sports activities, such as fractures, dislocations, or ligament tears (e.g., ankle sprains), that require surgical repair to restore normal function and prevent long-term complications.

6. Neuromuscular Disorders:

Conditions like peripheral neuropathy, Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, or diabetic neuropathy that lead to muscle weakness, instability, and foot deformities necessitating surgical intervention to correct abnormalities and improve mobility.

Diagnosis

  • X- Ray - Assists with the diagnosis of the Achilles tendon rupture based on the presence of five radiological X-ray signs.A lateral ankle X-ray is reliable to support the diagnosis of the Achilles tendon rupture.

  • Diagnostic ultrasound - Diagnostic ultrasound allows for dynamic examination of foot and ankle pathology. Diagnostic ultrasound was found to be an effective diagnostic tool for the following foot and ankle injuries:

  • Fifth metatarsal

  • Achilles tendon injuries

  • Foot and ankle fractures

Ankle pain related to lateral ligament pathologies, tendinous pathologies, and joint effusion.

  • MRI - MRI is the investigation of choice in chronic foot pain. Based on the available research MRI is a modality used in various foot and ankle soft tissue disorders due to its high resolution and contrast.

  • CT Scan - In the foot and ankle injury, the use of CT scan is proposed as a modality to assess the passive subsystem. It is a quick tool and it can be used during surgery.

Complications

Complications of foot and ankle surgery can include :

  • Infections
  • Swelling and stiffness
  • Wound haematoma (bleeding)
  • Increased pain
  • Redness
  • The affected area feeling warmer than usual
  • An unpleasant smell

Preparing for Surgery

  • Before your surgery, your doctor or nurse will check your general health and give you information about preparing for surgery. Ask about any possible changes to your medication and any other questions you may have.

  • Before the operation your doctor will discuss how long you’ll need to stay and what you’ll need to do before surgery with you. This may include not eating or drinking for a few hours before your operation.

  • You’ll be asked to sign a consent form that gives your surgeon permission to carry out the treatment. It’s important to ask any questions you may still have. Ask your doctor, nurse or therapist to explain anything you don’t understand.

  • You should also discuss with your surgeon, anaesthetist or nurse whether you should stop taking any of your medications or make any changes to the dosage or timings before you have your surgery. Different units may have different advice.

  • A doctor or nurse will check your general health to make sure there won’t be problems with a general anaesthetic if this is being used.

  • You should have a dental check-up and get any problems dealt with well before your operation because there’s a risk of infection if bacteria from dental problems get into the bloodstream.

Recovery

  • This will vary depending on the type of operation and your general health, so ask your surgeon what to expect. Planning ahead will make things easier when you get home.

  • Different surgeons have different ideas about the treatment you’ll need after an operation. This is affected by the type of operation and your health. You should discuss with your surgeon what to expect after the operation. Your nurse or physiotherapist will be able to offer support.

  • After you’ve been discharged from hospital an appointment will be made for you to come in as an outpatient so that your progress can be checked. Sometimes your GP will help with this aftercare. A district nurse may be asked to remove your stitches and change your dressings.

  • If you stopped taking any of your regular drugs or had to alter the dose before the operation, it’s very important to talk to your rheumatologist for advice on when you should restart your medication.

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What is foot and ankle surgery?

Foot and Ankle are very multifaceted parts of the human body that comprises ligaments, tendons, nerves, muscles, and bones which form 33 joints. It is an orthopedic sub-specialty that treats pains and discomfort that occurs in both foot and ankle.

Why should I chose to undergo foot and ankle surgery ?

There are many reasons to undergo this surgery like – Bunions, Hammer Toes, Foot Deformities, fractures in Ligament, Diabetic foot disorders, and other problems in Ankle and Leg

Which doctor will treat during foot and ankle surgery?

Will a person have too much pain after foot and ankle surgery?

When will be the first follow up after surgery ?

For how many days does a person need to stay in the hospital after foot and ankle surgery?

Which type of shoes should a person wear after surgery?

When can a person start daily activities after the surgery?

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Posterior tibialis tendon surgery is a way to fix the tendon on the back of your calf that goes down the inside part of your ankle.

During the surgery, you will probably be sedated so that you sleep. The surgeon will make a cut in the back of your lower calf. Then he or she will either remove or fix the damaged portion of your tendon.

The cost of ankle replacement surgery generally varies according to the age of the patient and the severity of the health problem. It also depends on the hospital and the city one chooses.

Our team can help you understand the precise costs based on your specific case and doctor’s recommendations.

The average cost of ankle replacement surgery in India is Rs 4,55,000.

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7. Chronic Foot Ulcers:

Non-healing ulcers or wounds on the foot or ankle caused by diabetes, peripheral vascular disease, or other medical conditions, which may require surgical debridement, skin grafting, or other procedures to promote healing and prevent complications like infection or amputation.

8. Congenital Conditions:

Birth defects or congenital abnormalities of the foot and ankle, such as clubfoot (talipes equinovarus) or metatarsus adductus, that may require surgical correction to improve function and prevent long-term complications.

9. Chronic Pain Syndromes:

Chronic conditions like plantar fasciitis, tarsal tunnel syndrome, or complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) that do not respond to conservative treatments and may require surgical intervention to relieve pain and restore function.

10. Failed Previous Surgeries:

Cases where previous foot or ankle surgeries have been unsuccessful or have resulted in complications, necessitating revision surgery to correct the problem and improve outcomes. Ultimately, the decision to undergo foot and ankle surgery is made after a thorough evaluation by a qualified orthopedic surgeon or podiatrist, considering factors such as the severity of symptoms, underlying condition, patient's overall health, and goals of treatment.

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Generally, Orthopedic surgeons and Podiatrists treat the same conditions patients but they both are trained differently. A podiatrist is a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine who is specialized in treating foot and ankle disorders. Whereas, an orthopedic surgeon is a medical doctor who is trained to treat a complete musculoskeletal system.

Pain is very common in any type of surgery. However, it depends on each patient how much pain they can tolerate. After the surgery, you will be on pain medications which will help in reducing the pain. The most important thing is that you have to take prescribed medicines on time.

The first follow up will be scheduled after the 2 weeks from the day you will be discharged from the hospital.

You need to stay in the hospital for 2 to 3 days and it also depends on your procedure. Your doctor will discharge you once you will be comfortable and your pain will be reduced. However, in the few patients’ cases, the doctor allows them to go home on the very next day of surgery.

Doctor will provide you special surgical shoes immediately after your surgery. These shoes will protect your dressing and command on your walking to protect the foot. You need to wear the same during day and night both. Once you will be allowed to remove your surgical shoes, then it is best to wear open toes sports sandals with Velcro Adjustments.

Doctors recommend to start sports activities and exercises after 6 months. However, light activities can be started after 2 or 3 weeks.