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Results published in The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery showed patients with either varus or valgus malalignment of the coronal plane tibiotalar angle who underwent mobile-bearing total ankle arthroplasty had similar outcomes compared to patients with

By nature our feet and ankles are biomechanical wonders–miraculous in their strength, form and functionality. However, at the same time they are constantly susceptible to injury.

“Our feet are like the tires on our car or bike,” says David Watson, physical therapist at Professional Physical Therapy. “The more time we spend on our feet, the more miles we are putting on our ‘tires.’ If those who are on their feet all day don’t take

Foot fractures, also known as Jones fractures, typically affect the fifth metatarsal, which is near the outside of your foot, and occur in varying degrees of severity for athletes. The namesake of the Jones Fracture is Sir Robert Jones, a British orthoped

Engineers have developed a simple, low-cost, passive prosthetic foot that they can tailor to an individual. Given a user's body weight and size, the researchers can tune the shape and stiffness of the prosthetic foot, such that the user's walk is similar

Researchers show that regular physical activity without shoes may improve children's and adolescents' balancing and jumping skills

According to the study, athletes ages 15 to 19 accounted for 56.8 percent of ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction procedures — Tommy John surgery, as it is popularly known —  from the start of  2011 through 2015.

Surgery generally falls into two categories, elective and emergency.  Outcomes from these two types can vary greatly.  Emergency surgery is usually done to preserve life or function and usually follows some sort of serious incident or injury.  Elective su

Hand and, by extension, wrist injuries are not necessarily caused by a sudden or traumatic incident. They can happen over time and are as likely to occur at a keyboard or cash register as at a construction site.

All too often, hand injuries occur when employees are distracted and aren't focused on where they are or what they're doing. It's incredibly important for employers to eliminate as many distractions as possible.