Category Archives: Nieuws

As fall sports ramp up across Lawrence, to Overland Park, and the Kansas City metro athletes are returning to fields, courts, tracks, and training rooms with one goal—perform at their best. But with the excitement of the season also comes a rise in sports-related foot and ankle injuries. Whether you’re a high school football player, […]

Tips to Stay Safe, Active, and Comfortable This Season The fall and holiday season brings family gatherings, travel, shopping, cooking, and long days on your feet. For individuals living with diabetes, this time of year can also increase the risk of foot problems with their diabetes—especially with cold weather, dry skin, changes in routine, […]

Heel pain can be frustrating, making everyday activities like walking or standing uncomfortable. At Kansas City Foot Specialists, we see patients with heel pain often. There are many different issues that can cause heel pain making it difficult to self-diagnose. There are several potential conditions that could be the culprit, each with its own […]

Summer is the season of sunshine, sandals, and unfortunately—stubbed toes. With outdoor activities in full swing and footwear choices shifting to flip-flops and bare feet, it’s no surprise that toe injuries spike during the warmer months. Whether you’re chasing your dog across the backyard, stubbing your toe on patio furniture, or misjudging the corner […]

Do you have a job that requires you to be constantly on your feet? Or maybe you are an avid runner who logs long distances regularly? If you are often walking, running or standing, there’s a simple way to make your shoes more comfortable and supportive. The trick: add insoles to your running or walking sneakers.

Alafair Biosciences Announces First Clinical Use of VersaCoat™ Flowable Hydrogel in Foot & Ankle and Hand & Wrist Procedures

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Key takeaways: Patients had a significant increase in outcome scores and decrease in pain scores 6 months after Achilles tendon repair. Results showed 61% of patients thought the symptomatic state at 6 months was acceptable. Patients who underwent Achilles tendon repair were pain free, had good functional outcomes and experienced meaningful improvement at 6 months postoperatively, according […]