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  • When Is It Safe to Start Running After an Ankle Fracture?

    Before you can start running again, there are some common impairments you may need to overcome after a broken ankle or ankle surgery: You can typically start running again about three to four months after an ankle fracture. Work with your physical therapist to ensure a safe and effective recovery process to regain strength and mobility.

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  • More treatments expand personalized ankle cartilage repair

    Osteochondral lesions of the talus were historically treated with debridement with or without bone marrow stimulation techniques. There is a plethora of options today, allowing surgeons to personalize treatment.

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  • Management of Ankle Sprains in Urgent Care: Adherence to Evidence-Based Guidelines

    Ankle injuries are among the most common reasons for urgent care visits. Evidence-based guidelines, particularly the Ottawa Ankle Rules (OAR), aim to standardize assessment and reduce unnecessary imaging. Despite strong evidence supporting their diagnostic accuracy, clinicians' adherence remains variable. This variability can lead to suboptimal patient outcomes, such as chronic joint instability and increased healthcare costs.

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  • How Proper Ankle Wrapping Can Speed Up Recovery

    Speed up your recovery from a sprained ankle by mastering the art of proper wrapping. This technique helps stabilize the joint and reduce swelling, promoting faster healing.

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