Ankle Sprain? We Can Help!
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Foot and Ankle: Its All We Do!
The Foot and Ankle Institute of San Francisco is a specialty practice devoted to state of the art conservative and reconstructive surgical techniques for all foot and ankle problems.
Our Doctors’ Experience
Our Doctors’ experience has involved some of the more complex cases imaginable. And every day, these doctors have just one goal: providing state of the art care for patients like you.
Old Fashioned Communication
Perhaps the most important part of our practice is good old fashioned communication.
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Surgeries that are rare elsewhere are routine here
Acute injuries, chronic symptoms or deformity correction, we provide surgical solutions for those in need. Dr. Metaxas brings a unique skill set to the table, combining a robust background in reconstructive foot and ankle surgery, advanced deformity planning and correction, minimally invasive and arthroscopic techniques, as well as basic Ilizarov and advanced Taylor Spatial Frame external fixation applications. All focused on the foot and ankle, all focused on you.
Leading pain managementand rehabilitation
Dr. Metaxas collaborates with local anesthesiologists and anesthesia groups to provide more advanced regional anesthetics, which have long been associated with less post-operative pain and less nausea. Even more significantly, a lower incidence of blood clots, less blood loss, and less of an inflammatory response have also been reported. This all results in quicker recovery times. We collaborate with some of the best foot and ankle focused physical therapists in San Francisco, often the difference between a good and an excellent surgical result.
INNOVATION HAPPENS HERE FIRST
Dr. Metaxas’ research interests have involved principal investigation into the application of new surgical technologies to improve outcomes. With an emphasis on evidence-based medicine, we are committed to the development of new techniques, the advancement of research, and active participation in education of patients, established medical professionals, residents in-training, and medical students.