Restoration of the ligamentous apparatus of the foot
Complex operation aimed at treating injuries and ruptures of the ligaments of the foot. This procedure is important to restore stability, functionality and reduce foot pain, especially after injury or as a result of degenerative changes.
Damage to the ligaments of the foot can occur due to injuries: dislocations, sprains or ruptures of ligaments. These injuries are often found in athletes, people who lead an active lifestyle, as well as those who experience significant stress on their legs in everyday life.
The main goal of restoring the ligamentous apparatus of the foot is to restore stability and mobility of the joint, improve its functionality and prevent the development of chronic instability. Timely treatment of ligament injuries significantly reduces the risk of complications such as chronic pain and arthrosis. Modern methods of treatment and rehabilitation make it possible to achieve complete restoration of foot function and return to normal activity.
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)
If the ligament is torn, but its structure allows recovery, the surgeon can use special sutures to connect the ends of the ligament. When the ligament is severely damaged, the doctor can perform reconstruction using grafts to create a new ligament. In cases where it is necessary to provide additional stability, temporary fixation of the joint with special screws or plates can be used.
An arthroscope with a camera that provides visualization of the internal structures of the joint. Surgical instruments for ligament repair and other manipulations. Imaging systems: X-ray machines and computed tomographs
After surgery, a rehabilitation period begins, which includes limiting the load on the foot, physical therapy, exercises to strengthen muscles and restore mobility. The duration of rehabilitation depends on the complexity of the operation and the individual characteristics of the patient, but usually takes from several weeks to several months.
Benefits
Reducing discomfort
Ligament repair helps to reduce pain and inflammation.
The return of stability
The repaired ligaments provide the necessary support for the foot, which is critical for walking and running.
Restoring functionality
Patients can return to normal life, including sports and other physical activities.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I tell if I have ligament damage in my foot?
How long does it take to recover from treatment?
Is it possible to prevent damage to the ligaments of the foot?
Didn't find an answer to your question?
You can describe your problem in detail and ask a question to the doctor. He will answer you and help you find a solution
Врачи
Смотреть всех врачейSimilar referral activities
Arthroscopy of the ankle joint
Ankle arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure used to diagnose and treat various diseases and injuries of the ankle joint.
Arthroscopy of the knee joint
Knee arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure for the diagnosis and treatment of injuries and diseases of the knee joint. It allows examining the joint for damage and eliminating the identified defects.
Arthroscopy of the elbow joint
Arthroscopy of the elbow joint is a minimally invasive surgical intervention that allows for accurate diagnosis and simultaneous treatment of joint injuries.
Arthrodesis of the joints of the fingers of the hand
The destruction of the joints of the fingers of the hand is accompanied by pronounced pain and impaired functions. Arthrodesis is a surgical intervention in which the affected joint is completely immobilized, which relieves pain and progression of inflammation.
Arthroscopic revision of the cystic joint
The condition of the wrist joints determines the functioning of the hand. Arthroscopic revision is a minimally invasive diagnostic procedure that assesses the condition of the joint tissues, which is necessary for planning subsequent treatment.
Arthroscopy of the shoulder joint
Arthroscopy of the shoulder joint is a minimally invasive surgical procedure designed to diagnose and treat various diseases and injuries of the shoulder joint.
News & Media
All news and mediaIX ASTAOR International Congress: New Solutions in Sports Medicine
On April 4 and 5, 2025, the IX ASTAOR International Congress was held — a large-scale meeting of specialists in the field of sports traumatology, orthopedics, arthroscopy and rehabilitation. Doctors, nurses, rehabilitologists and other professionals from different cities of Russia and the world came to share their practical experience and discuss current injury treatment technologies.
Olymp Clinic MARS has now become an official partner of Peoples' Friendship University of Russia.
Olymp Clinic MARS extends beyond providing high-quality medical care to serve as a comprehensive scientific and educational platform. The clinic will host training events for students, residents, and postgraduates, while physicians will have the opportunity to enhance their qualifications.
Progressive Arthroscopy: The conference in Voronezh welcomed Professor Andrey Korolev as a distinguished guest.
An interregional scientific and practical conference, entitled "Advanced Arthroscopic Treatment in Traumatology and Orthopedics," was held in Voronezh on November 1-2. The event convened over 120 specialists from across Russia, including traumatologists, orthopedists, and rehabilitation specialists.
Andrey Korolev appreciated the launch of the Crew Dragon spacecraft
The first manned spacecraft in almost a decade has been successfully launched in the United States. According to many experts, the launch of the world's first private spacecraft marks a new era in space exploration.
Slipped, fell, woke up — plaster cast: about fracture treatment
A bone fracture is a common injury that almost everyone has been through. Although human bones are very strong, if the external force is too great, they can break like a plastic ruler when it is bent too much. In the article we will tell you how to act in case of a fracture.
Summer injuries: first aid for bruises, dislocations and sprains
Summer is a time for walking, outdoor activities and sports. The sun and warm weather encourage us to spend more time outside and enjoy nature. But the more we move, the higher the risk of injury becomes. It is not surprising that bruises and dislocations become frequent companions of summer leisure. Of course, in case of serious injuries such as fractures, it is necessary to consult a doctor immediately. But what to do with less significant injuries — minor bruises, sprains with slight swelling and pain? In such cases, you can help yourself and others on your own, knowing the basics of first aid. In this article, we will tell you how to cope with injuries sustained during summer activities and quickly return to your usual lifestyle.
What is the danger of flat feet and how to treat it?
Flat feet are an orthopedic problem in which the shape of the foot changes, its longitudinal and/or transverse arch decreases. Normally, the arches of the foot are responsible for cushioning and even distribution of the load when walking and running. But with flat feet, the foot cannot spring properly, which increases the load on the bones, joints and muscles of the legs.
What should I do if my ligaments are damaged?
Ligament damage is an injury in which there is a violation of the integrity of the fibers that make up the ligaments. Ligaments connect bones to each other, stabilizing joints and preventing their excessive movement. They are made up of collagen fibers, which give them strength and elasticity. But under the external influence of the ligament, the length of the ligaments almost does not change, so the fibers can rupture. Ligaments are damaged due to excessive stretching or sudden movement exceeding their normal amplitude. This can happen if you land incorrectly after a jump, fall, abruptly change the direction of movement or a direct blow to the joint.