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It is usually seen on women’s feet, and it is also seen due to the wrong choice of shoes. Hallux Valgus is a disease that causes severe pain and problems in wearing shoes. The causes and anatomical features of hallux valgus formation vary in patients. Which surgical technique will be used is determined by a specialist orthopedist’s examination and detailed evaluation of the x-rays.
It is performed in the treatment of meniscus tears, removal of early diagnosed joint calcifications, removal of free bone and cartilage fragments in the joint, anterior and posterior cruciate ligament injuries, problems of the kneecap bone, the treatment of damaged articular cartilage, and the treatment of fractures in the joint.
Treatment should be started as soon as possible, otherwise the disease may progress further and become inextricable. If the disease is not treated, the worst of the problems that may occur is that the disease progresses and future treatment becomes more difficult.
Since the muscle development in children is not completed, the foot pit is not completely formed during the period when they start walking. The formation of the pit of the foot usually begins at the age of 4 and lasts until the age of 10. For these reasons, we accept the flat-footedness that occurs at an early age as normal. We do not recommend special treatments or shoes unless the child has pain and asymmetry problems.
Ankle Pain is a discomfort caused by the joints, bones and muscles that make up the ankle. If the pain started unexpectedly, you may have faced a serious problem. For this ankle, which is one of the most important parts of the body, it is imperative that you see a doctor immediately.
Morton Neuroma, which is caused by the compression of the nerve passing between the toes, is the thickening of the nerve between the 3rd and 4th comb bones. It is usually caused by any trauma or excessive pressure. One of the causes of Morton’s neuroma is the frequent use of heels and pointed shoes.
Tahir Ogut, who born in Ankara in 967, graduated from Gazi University Faculty of Medicine with a degree in 1991. In 1992, as a result of the Medical Specialization Examination (TUS), he won the Department of Orthopedics and Traumatology of Istanbul University Cerrahpaşa Medical Faculty. and graduated from this faculty in 1997 as an Orthopedics and Traumatology specialist.
In the practice of Dr. Tahir Ogut, who has been dealing with Foot and Ankle Surgery since 2000 and has been focusing more on these areas every year, “foot and ankle surgery” has been making up 80-90% of all Orthopedics and Traumatology cases since 2007.
Dr. Tahir Ogut, one of the founders and executives of the Foot and Ankle Surgery Association in our country, became the first Turkish physician to be elected as a Board Member of EFAS (European Foot and Ankle Surgery Association) in 2010.
At the same time, he is an active member of AOFAS (American Orthopedists Foot and Ankle Surgery Association) and is the first Turkish orthopedist to serve as a referee for 6 years in the most prestigious scientific journal in this field, published periodically in the USA on Foot and Ankle Surgery.
Tahir Ogut, who born in Ankara in 967, graduated from Gazi University Faculty of Medicine with a degree in 1991. In 1992, as a result of the Medical Specialization Examination (TUS), he won the Department of Orthopedics and Traumatology of Istanbul University Cerrahpaşa Medical Faculty. and graduated from this faculty in 1997 as an Orthopedics and Traumatology specialist.
In the practice of Dr. Tahir Ogut, who has been dealing with Foot and Ankle Surgery since 2000 and has been focusing more on these areas every year, “foot and ankle surgery” has been making up 80-90% of all Orthopedics and Traumatology cases since 2007.
Dr. Tahir Ogut, one of the founders and executives of the Foot and Ankle Surgery Association in our country, became the first Turkish physician to be elected as a Board Member of EFAS (European Foot and Ankle Surgery Association) in 2010.
At the same time, he is an active member of AOFAS (American Orthopedists Foot and Ankle Surgery Association) and is the first Turkish orthopedist to serve as a referee for 6 years in the most prestigious scientific journal in this field, published periodically in the USA on Foot and Ankle Surgery.