Get current, practice-focused insight into minimally invasive foot and ankle surgery with this issue of Foot and Ankle Clinics of North America, guest edited by Drs. Javier Del Vecchio and Frederick Michels. Covering topics from hallux valgus correction to tendon repairs, it brings leading surgical perspectives on new techniques, decision-making, and potential complications.
Key benefits
- Stay up to date with timely, focused clinical reviews on minimally invasive foot and ankle surgery.
- Learn from expert guidance contributed by leading surgeons at the forefront of minimally invasive procedures.
- Strengthen clinical decision-making through discussions of approach selection and MIS experience for conditions such as Achilles tendinopathy.
- Understand technique trade-offs with practice-oriented coverage, including minimally invasive transversal osteotomies: pros and cons.
- Improve procedural planning with biomechanical discussions for MIS hallux valgus correction, including positioning, fixation, and soft tissue release.
- Anticipate risks with dedicated discussion of complications of MIS—whether they are fully understood yet.
Who this is for
- Foot and ankle surgeons seeking clinically significant, topic-based review guidance on minimally invasive approaches.
- Orthopedic and sports medicine clinicians who want actionable insights drawn from the latest research and practice guidelines.
- Healthcare professionals and trainees looking for an issue organized around practical MIS considerations and outcomes.
Details
- Format: EPUB
- Language: English
- Publisher: Elsevier
- Published year: 2026
- Editors: Javier Del Vecchio, Frederick Michels
Take the next step in your minimally invasive foot and ankle practice—add this Elsevier EPUB issue to your library today and use its clinically oriented reviews to inform your approach to MIS techniques, planning, and complication awareness.
