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Flat Foot

Flat Foot

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Flatfeet can be broadly classified into flexible and rigid in nature. The type of flatfoot is determined through clinical testing. Most flatfeet are flexible and can be treated well with orthoses and specific exercises. Dr. Baarini works closely with Podiatrists and will refer you to one of his colleagues near your area to have orthoses fabricated.

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In a minority of cases, conservative care does not alleviate the symptoms that can be associated with flatfeet. When this is the case Dr. Baarini will order the appropriate x-rays to evaluate the severity of deformity.

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There are a number of surgical procedures available to correct and restore the alignment of the flatfoot, including minimally invasive procedures such as the hyprocure extra-articular subtalar joint implants and a multitude of other ‘traditional open’ tendon and bone re-alignment procedures.  Omar will discuss in depth with you which procedure(s) would be suitable for you, so you can make an informed decision on how to proceed.

CONSULTING AT

443 Melbourne Rd 

Newport 3015

Ph: (03) 8315 1377

Fax: (03) 9939 8975

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102A Drummond Street North

 Ballarat 3350

Ph: (03) 8315 1377

Fax: (03) 9939 8975

897 High St

Thornbury 3071

Ph: (03) 9480 4935

Fax: (03) 9480 6692

 

 

Level 1 TokH, 459 Toorak Rd

Toorak Vic 3142

Ph: (03) 9827 9263

Fax: (03) 9827 6855

 

449 Keilor Rd

Niddrie Vic 3042

Ph: (03) 8315 1377

Fax: (03) 9939 8975

 

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© Omar Baarini Podiatric Foot and Ankle Surgeon

   Fellow Australasian College of Podiatric Surgeons

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