Ankle & Foot Care
Our foot and ankle surgeons and physicians provide comprehensive medical and surgical care for a wide spectrum of disorders and injuries that affect people of all ages. These experts – using the latest techniques and treatment methods – provide a comprehensive solution for accelerated recovery.
Trusted Foot & Ankle Expertise
Regardless of what you call them – your wheels, your dogs or your tootsies – your feet can take quite a pounding. The average person takes approximately 10,000 steps per day and walks about 115,000 miles over the course of a lifetime. But with 26 bones and 33 joints in the human foot, they’re pretty intricate shock absorbers. A variety of foot and ankle problems can, well, knock you off our feet. We treat a variety of conditions such as: sprains, fractures, arthritis, tendonitis, bunions, and sports injuries.
Schedule an appointment at one of our Minneapolis St. Paul foot and ankle locations to explore what treatment path is right for you.
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Why Do My Shoes Wear Out in the Same Place Every Time?
We spoke with Summit Orthopedics foot and ankle surgeon Samuel Russ, M.D., to find out why shoes seem to wear out in the same place every time.
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Do Our Feet Lose Padding as We Get Older?
Summit Orthopedics foot and ankle surgeon Samuel Russ, M.D., gives his insight into how feet can lose foot padding over time and what we can do about it.
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What Are the Most Common Softball Injuries?
Summit sports medicine specialist Sarah Lehnert, M.D., C.A.Q., gives us insight into the most common softball injuries — and what to do about them.
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What Is Flatfoot?
Summit foot and ankle orthopedic surgeon Samuel Russ, M.D., discusses the definition, causes, and treatment for flatfoot.
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How Can I Avoid Developing Foot Problems?
Summit Orthopedics foot and ankle surgeon Samuel Russ, M.D., shares some key ways to avoid developing painful foot problems.
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Pregnancy and Foot Pain: What You Need to Know
Summit foot and ankle expert Tracy Rupke, M.D., explains the connection between pregnancy and foot pain — and why it’s important not to wait to get treatment.