Category: Foot & Ankle


The Management of Ankle and Pantalar Arthritis

George Edward Quill, M.D. (Retired 2023)

Primary osteoarthrosis, formerly known as degenerative joint disease, is characterized by loss of joint cartilage and hypertrophy of bone. Osteoarthrosis is a term used to de-emphasize the inflammatory component of this disorder when it was formerly described as osteoarthritis or hypertrophic arthritis.

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The Ankle Sprain That Won’t Get Better

George Edward Quill, M.D. (Retired 2023)

With springtime in Louisville upon us, the primary care physician and the orthopaedist alike can expect to see more than his or her fair share of ankle sprains. This is an injury that of course occurs year round, but seems to occur much more frequently this time of year.

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Subtalar Joint Reconstruction

George Edward Quill, M.D. (Retired 2023)

The single axis subtalar joint is a hinge joining the talus and calcaneus that allows adaptation of the foot on uneven ground. This joint modifies the forces of ambulation imposed on the rest of the skeleton and influences the performance of the more distal foot articulations as well.

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Reconstruction of Multiplanar Ankle and Hindfoot Deformity with Intramedullary Techniques

George Edward Quill, M.D. (Retired 2023)

The goal of ankle and hindfoot reconstruction should always be to address the presenting concerns of the patient and the deformity, as well as to achieve a stable, functional and plantigrade foot. These goals are accomplished by appropriate preoperative patient assessment and planning, as well as by employing meticulous intraoperative technique and aftercare.

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Press Release

George Edward Quill, M.D. (Retired 2023)

When pain treatments fail, patients who have worn away the cartilage between their ankle bones have limited options. While total knee replacements are quite common, total ankle replacements are not, primarily because they only last 5 – 7 years.

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Plantar Fasciitis

Lori L. Edmonds, APRN

lantar fasciitis is inflammation of the sole of the foot. Located just under the skin is a layer of tough tissue called fascia. The fascia in the arch of the foot is exposed to all of the wear and tear that the foot experiences. It often starts very gradually, with mild pain that may be felt along the inside of the heel bone and in the arch of the foot.

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Juvenile and Adolescent Hallus Valgus

George Edward Quill, M.D. (Retired 2023)

The development of a hallux valgus deformity in children and adolescents is actually an uncommon entity. Most of these occurrences can be treated nonoperatively. Surgery is often deferred until skeletal maturity because of historically high recurrence rates and inconsistent results.

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Plantar Fasciitis Hallux Rigidus

Lori L. Edmonds, APRN

Hallux rigidus is a “stiff big toe joint”. Patients with this condition, which is a form of arthritis, often report that it feels as if they have to force their big toe to bend at the joint when “toeing off” from the ground while walking. Often times, hallux rigidus results in the joint becoming completely rigid.

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Louisville Orthopaedic Clinic

1425 State St.,
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4130 Dutchman's Lane
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Louisville, KY 40207

Louisville Orthopaedic Clinic
1425 State St.
New Albany, IN 47150