Does insertional reattachment surgery deliver durable pain relief, function, and return to sport at two and five years? In a retrospective cohort  study , researchers reviewed 39 patients (mean age 45; 92% male) who had the procedure between 2011 and 2019. The results were encouraging across multiple measures. Pain, function improvements, and return to activity At the five-year follow-up, the treatment demonstrated these improvements: Pain scores improved, dropping from 4.7  

In the treatment of the painful, non-ruptured Achilles tendinopathy, the primary focus is on achieving pain relief and maintaining that...

by Vince Vacketta, DPM Since the infamous Aaron Rodgers Achilles rupture on Sept. 11, we have seen a litany of similar tendon injuries...