Minimally invasive surgery (MIS) treats foot and ankle conditions and deformities using very small incisions. In these procedures, special instruments are used to cut bones under X-ray guidance and inserts screws through very small incisions.
Smaller incisions minimize damage to surrounding tissues, improving healing and reducing the risk of wound infections.
Patients often walk in normal shoes in about 6 weeks, compared to 10–12 weeks for traditional methods.
MIS Foot and ankle machine- Specialized instrument having high-torque, low-speed burrs (blades) are used under the fluoroscopic (X-ray) guidance to cut and realign bones through tiny incisions.
Bone & Joint, Children, Development Disorders
Cerebral Palsy and Other Neuromuscular Disorders, Paediatric Foot and Ankle Disorders, Congenital Anomalies, Limb Length Correction, Hip Congenital/Developmental Disorders, Paediatric Metabolic Bone Disorders, Skeletal Dysplasia, Paediatric Trauma, Benign Bone Tumours, Foot & Ankle surgery for adults & children
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