During the 2024 NBA Finals, Boston Celtics star Kristaps Porzingis suffered a rare ankle injury that sidelined him for game 2. The official reason? A torn medial retinaculum with dislocation of the posterior tibialis tendon. While this diagnosis may sound complex, we at the Foot and Ankle Associates of Cleveland are here to break down…
Sustaining a foot or ankle injury can be a frustrating setback for our patients who enjoy an active lifestyle. It’s possible to maintain a fitness routine while also allowing your foot to heal. Here are five tips to help you stay active when you have a foot or ankle injury.
With the official NFL season underway, our thoughts have turned to the kinds of football injuries players sustain to their feet and ankles. To be sure, the pros aren’t the only ones on the field – high schoolers and even middle schoolers are hard at play, too. Anyone who plays football at any age should…
You wouldn’t go to a voice teacher who wasn’t a singer himself. You wouldn’t call in a plumber who hadn’t yet learned to use a hacksaw or pipe wrench. So why would you choose a podiatrist with little sports experience to heal your sports injury? You don’t have to. Our three podiatrists have extensive experience diagnosing…
No matter how proficient you are at a sport, foot and ankle injuries can still happen. Look at what happened to German tennis star Alexander Zverev at the French Open in Paris earlier this month. He worked his way to a semifinal match with Rafael Nadal but had to withdraw from the match when he…
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