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The Achilles tendon repair procedure is a treatment for individuals with Achilles tendon injuries, particularly tears or ruptures. The Achilles tendon is the largest and strongest tendon in the body, connecting the calf muscles to the heel bone, and it plays a crucial role in walking, running, and jumping.

Ankle Stabilization

Ankle stabilization is a procedure to treat chronic instability caused by repeated sprains or ligament injuries. It restores lateral ligament integrity to support ankle stability during high-demand activities like running, jumping, and cutting, helping patients return to their activities with confidence.

Broström

The Broström procedure is a surgical technique used to address chronic lateral ankle instability, often resulting from repetitive ankle sprains or a single significant injury that damages the ligaments on the outside (lateral side) of the ankle. The procedure aims to restore the stability of the ankle by repairing or tightening the lateral ankle ligaments.

FDL Tendon Transfer

The FDL (Flexor Digitorum Longus) tendon transfer procedure is a surgical technique used to address conditions such as chronic ankle instability, toe drop, or foot deformities caused by muscle weakness or tendon dysfunction. The procedure involves transferring the FDL tendon, which is responsible for flexing the toes, to restore function to a weakened tendon or muscle.