Search Results for: bunions

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  What Are Bunions? Treatment, Causes, and More

  June 21, 2022

  A bunion is an angular deformity of the joint at the base of the great toe. Learn more about the types of bunions and treatment options.Read More

  Medically Reviewed by UPMC Orthopaedic Care

  Categorized as: Orthopaedics

  Tagged with: bunions, orthopaedics

  

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  Treating Your Foot and Ankle Problems

  June 1, 2021

  The UPMC Foot and Ankle Center can work with you from initial diagnosis through treatment and rehabilitation – tracking your progress every step of the way.Read More

  Medically Reviewed by UPMC Orthopaedic Care

  Categorized as: Health Topics A-Z, Orthopaedics

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  Tips for Choosing the Right Shoe for You

  February 17, 2014

  Check out this question and answer session with Dr. Stephen Conti, a foot and ankle specialist, who explains how to choose the right shoe for your feet.Read More

  Medically Reviewed by UPMC Orthopaedic Care

  Categorized as: Living and Wellness, Orthopaedics

  Tagged with: ballet flats, bunions, feet, hammertoes, high heels, orthopaedics, Q & A, shoes, Stephen F Conti MD

  

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