Minimally invasive surgery of the forefoot
This is a modern mini-foot surgery that allows you to eliminate various pathologies with minimal surgical intervention. The method is characterized by a small incision size, a shortened recovery time and a reduced risk of complications.
Unlike traditional surgery, minimally invasive techniques can significantly reduce surgical trauma, which is especially important for patients seeking a quick return to normal activity.
Also, thanks to the use of specialized tools and techniques, the surgeon can eliminate pathologies with minimal damage to soft tissues and bones. This leads to a reduction in postoperative pain and a reduction in the risk of complications. Minimally invasive procedures also provide the best cosmetic effect, as small incisions leave minimal scars. Patients can return to their daily activities faster and feel more confident.
General blood and urine analysis Coagulogram (assessment of blood clotting) ECG (electrocardiogram) to assess the condition of the heart Radiography of the foot Computed tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
During a minimally invasive operation, the surgeon makes one or more small incisions (about 3-5 mm). Special surgical instruments and a miniature video camera are inserted through these incisions. This allows the surgeon to accurately see the internal structures of the foot and perform the necessary manipulations, such as removing bone outgrowths, correcting finger deformities or removing neuromas.
Endoscopic instruments providing minimally invasive access Imaging systems: X-ray machines and computed tomographs
After minimally invasive surgery, the recovery period is usually shorter than after traditional open surgery. Most patients can return to light activity after a few days. Full recovery usually takes place within a few weeks. The doctor may prescribe physical therapy, special exercises or wearing orthopedic shoes to speed up the healing process and improve results.
Benefits
Improving the functionality of the foot
Correction of deformities and elimination of pathologies restore the functions of the foot.
Aesthetic result
The natural structure of the foot returns, its appearance improves.
Reducing discomfort
The operation allows you to get rid of pain and return to an active life.
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