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Do you still like to use 1/3 tubular plates for fixation? Or have you been using anatomic lateral fibula plates for Weber bs?

Did he say 8-9 months for non union to be established?

Wow thank you so much for explaining the options! Not even my doctor is really explaining in detail, I am going to therapy wasting time my pain is unbearable for a year now! I’ve gained weight and can’t walk ! Seal and tired of my situation. Hopefully it will be better soon!

I have this injury, and am about 8 weeks out right now. Hopefully I can skip surgery. I thought it was just a sprain, so I didn't have it seen until I was about 5 weeks post injury (that was obviously a mistake, but it is what it is...). One thing that really is a good indication you may have a Lisfranc injury is all of the blood at the bottom of your foot after injury. If you see this - get seen right away. After realizing there may be more wrong with my foot than just a sprain, I found a good Orthopedic surgeon, board certified, who specializes in feet. XRays and MRI showed that I had 2 broken bones with the Lisfranc injury. There had been so much healing in those 5 weeks, and the foot was holding together very well, that we decided to give it more time to see how healing progresses. I'm not completely out of the woods yet, and may need surgery later, but for now the ortho suggests holding off. If I remember, I will come back here and update as the progress goes. At home after the injury, I had kept the foot well compressed, stayed completely off it, for a good 4+ weeks my foot never touched the ground. I could finally wear a boot at about 5 weeks. Even then, I only used that sparingly for when I had to go out, and stayed off it 95% of the rest of the time. I work from home, so this was fortunate for me. I used a wheelchair while at home to get around. It is 8 weeks now and I can walk in sneakers. Still limp a bit, and have less stability, but I can walk slowly. An arch support helps greatly. The injury has also aggravated some arthritis in my big toe. Hoping that gets better with time as things settle. And hoping to strengthen my foot. I can't run, I walk slow, but again it's only been 8 weeks. Doctors say 3 months to 75%, 6 months to 90%, and a year to 100%.

Doctor said it’s minor fracture. But What can speed up the process ??

But how to ensure we are healing with this fracture ?

This video is very informative. The doctor has not shown any x-rays of my injury. This is a workman's comp deal. So I think they may not need to even do any surgery. Still, think I will get a second opinion, since the MRI and CT scan came back with no sign of injury.😅

Anyone struggling to understand use the subtitles…….

Thank you for this. What about x-country skiing? Thx in advance. 🙂🙏🇨🇦

I am 6 weeks post-op after a subtalar fusion. This is the easiest way to explain to my family what was done to me. I have dealt with this pain since childhood. I'm still having swelling and fatigued quite often but on the mend! Getting my walking cast next week, I'm hoping that will help with the swelling in my leg and that I'll be able to start rebuilding muscle again. Good luck to all who have this procedure! Blessings ❤

The graphics are amazing! Could you show range of motion after subtalar fusion or triple arthrodesis? A lot of people looking at posterior tibial tendon dysfunction surgery, get really scared of triple arthrodesis when they hear they will lose side to side motion. I think it would help to show what this means in real life.

Spoiler: Quade came back playing better and being better human being than before but he did not play into The RWC 2023 thanks to Idonotwhatyouaretalkingabout Mate who put his Ego above all.

The music is definitely not necessary

I just love how these doctors say that ankle fusion surgery is not a big deal. It is in fact a very big deal. It’s a long painful and difficult process and recovery. There’s a possibility that your ankle may not fuse as happened to me. After seeing 8 different surgeons and one being honest enough to admit he wouldn’t do them because there to difficult to do and recovery far to long. So now I’m facing a 2nd surgery. And all I’m hoping for is less pain. I don’t anticipate I will walk any better. Some people think these doctors are God. I don’t. Especially since I got a drop foot from a minimally invasive surgery to decompress a nerve. After they do their damage it’s all on you to figure out. So do your due diligence because they all think they’re a wonder doctor till they’re not.

i am only 22 needing this surgery on my right foot. I have 2 options to either risk straightening my big toe without fusion, but my join could be destroyed due to blood loss.....or i just fuse it immediately. Very hard choice :( i don't want to lose my mobility at such young age

hi buddy!i had lisfranc left leg displacement of bone divisions on july 22nd!i had surgery on august 2nd putting titanium in!it's been three weeks since surgery and i still have pain and numbness down my leg!is this normal?how long did it last for you? the pains after surgery?

Fusion surgery...the best decision I made. For most people, the surgery will be inevitable, as the arthritic condition of the joint continues to deteriorate with time. Just ensure you have the very best surgeon for the job.

Thank you - you are amazing! Such easy to understand explanations. I have had pain for over 12 months and the surgery in in Oct 2023 totally overlooked the spur on the tibia. It was just done by a different (better) surgeon in Aug 2024 and I'm expecting relief.

Hey! I’m having an zadek osteotomy on my right foot in a few weeks. I’ve also had the other procedure on my left foot after rupturing my Achilles 5 years ago.

The music is too loud and makes it hard to hear what you’re saying ☹️

I got ts. Hurts so damn bad

The music is drowning out info.

My concern is longer term complications. Could surgery of this nature will effect movement patterns and potentially cause problems elsewhere such as knees, hips and back. The studies presented are only a short term response. I have big toe arthritis and am very worried about this.

I really don’t understand what sports you can play if you can’t run

You may add volleyball as sport but with no jump. I can play above average in a team of young players. Even I may throw at the basketball hoop, again with no jump and even play in a team. I confirm cycling and swimming with no limits. I do on daily basis 15 minutes of elliptical bike, it is best for fused ankles, at least 6 months since surgery. I have both ankles fused, one is 2 years old and strong the other only 1 year since opperation.

Thanks for the information. I throw the discus, after ankle surgery would I be able to continue throwing?

do ankle spurs always grow back? are you able to prevent them from growing back?

Music: terrible, info: A+

What would cause this type of injury ?

Good day! Thank you so much for your videos! You are doing a great job! I have a question for you, if possible. I had an arthrodesis of the right ankle joint 2 months ago. How long does it usually take to stand up? When can you drive a car? Thank you!

Who’s trying to wait 5yrs to get back to playing ball, I just end it all before I wait for my Achilles to heal

Wtf with the hand??? So distracting

i had an ankle fusion almost 3 years ago i was doing great but these pst few months i can barely stand for an hour because it gets swollen and i can barely walk i feel like a stabbing pain and like something is going to break i havent hurt ankle but after surgery kt was but at least 6 months to now it swells i can not stand for more than 1 hour or i can barely walk i go to the doctor all they say to lift my ankle but its an every day thing

I’m terrified of having this surgery. I need this soon too! I have severe fibromyalgia and I’m afraid my whole body will be messed up. The nerves in my foot will hurt. My doctor now will not increase my medication if needed for nerve pain. Ugh. I’m praying for the best outcome. I do know that the minimally invasive surgery are not for severe cases. Some surgeons won’t do them at all.

Hi Guys, I've had an ankle fusion (April 2023). My CT scan has just come back as a partial fusion, is this normal for a healthy 34yr old male? When should it fully fusion. The pain is probably the worst It's ever been

The more lisfranc injury videos I see, like this one, the better it helps to understand the significance of this joint for foot stability and mobility.

This is by far the best explanation of lisfranc injuries I've come across it really helps me to visually understand my injuries. I have metatarsal fractures AND a chip fracture on the medial cuneiform and it has been over a week since my cast was removed , but I still have pain in the foot and there is a big gap between my 1st and 2nd toe but the doc won't do a follow up CT scan to check the healing of the chip fracture. He only relies on xrays. They also did not mention a ligament tearing.

gross and disturbing commercials. terrible

I think I have this and the comment section has made me feel ill.

No one talks about 25 years after the fusion . I had my left ankle done 1999 and was pretty good until reasonably when the bones in my foot got filled up with bone spars and arthritis’s’.

I have a c fracture but the doctor said no need surgery for my fibula bone.

I’m 30 years old had my fusion done before my 30th birthday I’m almost a year in but let me tell you I’ll always regret this decision I don’t go up or down stairs normal walking sucks wearing any closed shoes are awful as well I’m not sure what everyone else’s experience was like but I promise I will not lie if you can avoid this surgery don’t get it try every remedy before settling for ankle fusion surgery

thanks for honest info

Thank you for the invitation to ask you a question. I tore my Achilles 6 years ago, did a lot of soccer in between, and ruptured it now again (playing soccer). I got the info that the two ends of the rapture can't grow together very well because of the scar tissue of the first rapture (6 years ago)? Is that true.

Thanks for info

Play sports my entire life. Ruptured my achilles 5 weeks ago, playing in a basketball league. First injury I have ever had. I am 38 years old. However, I am not a professional athlete. Although I am very active in sports, I decided to NOT go the surgery route. Having a little less "explosion" or athleticism at my age and level is not that big of a deal. It still sucks knowing that it will not be worth me ever playing competitive basketball again. My passion and main sport for 30+ years. But, I will still stay active and hopefully recover mentally!

Sir, weber-A explained very well.But how many days will it take to recover tell me

Thank you for the great info , what is the success rate of ankle fusions here in Australia <

Good video mate

Very interested in anyone who does yoga with this condition as I’m suffering terribly. Can’t wear protective footwear in yoga and a lot of bending the toe in lunges, planks etc.