That painful foot nerve Medicine is curious. Most findings are accidental, names confuse and it takes decades to refine the truth behind the first observations. In this hopefully easy to read article, I have offered up some background research to my lectures and book....
Common Questions to Guide the Patient KEY FEATURES I How to recognise a neuroma? What exactly is a neuroma? What treatment can I expect? Neurectomy: consent and risks Knowing what to expect. What can I expect on discharge? Contrasting operations top and bottom Final...
Is there a right time and a wrong time to make a decision? What is the best age for surgery for bunions? This is asked more times than one might imagine. If I add up my surgeries on the bunion over the years, I reckon I have operated on over 3000 feet, and I am by no...
Should a Rook take a Queen? Marmite is something that attracts some but not others and yet we all want golden treacle to cover our efforts; a metaphor for the sweet side of a career, Changing our spots might be difficult if we are a leopard, but modern society allows...
Should we worry about toenails? She may earn a lot of money and be our new British hopeful, but Emma Raducanu is but human. “It’s not just my foot, my shoes, they’ve been sliding around a lot.” Thanks to Emma I have written an article that offers some self-help advice...
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