Podiatrists are medical specialists who help with problems that affect your feet or lower legs. They can treat injuries as well as complications from ongoing health issues like diabetes. We have two Podiatrists on our medical team to see patients in our Specialty Clinic and perform surgery in our Surgery Center.
Podiatrists provide care for patients of any age for many foot-related conditions, including:
► Fractures and sprains
► Bunions and hammertoes
► Nail disorders
► Diabetes
► Arthritis
► Growing pains
► Heel pain
► Morton’s neuroma
► Lower extremity wound care
► Plantar fasciitis
► Sports injuries
Minimally Invasive Foot & Ankle Surgery
Minimally invasive surgery (MIS) of the foot and ankle has become increasingly popular over the last several years due to advancements in instrumentation and technique. Minimally invasive surgery differs from traditional open surgical techniques in that is it done through very small incisions and the surgeon must utilize a combination of external touch, small cameras (scopes) and/or x-ray machines to help guide them during the procedure. Because of the different skill set needed for this particular type of surgery, the surgeon performing these procedures will have completed additional specific training and certification in minimally invasive surgery of the foot and ankle.
Dr. John Lazoritz and Dr. Nathan Shumway are Board-Certified Podiatrists and certified to perform minimally invasive surgery right here at Clarinda Regional Health Center. There are numerous benefits to having this type of surgery, if you qualify:
Schedule an appointment with our podiatrists if you're having foot or ankle concerns. Minimally invasive surgery could be an option for you.
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