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LFAC Clinical Director produces definitive guides to foot and ankle anatomy. Mark Davies, Clinical Director and Founder of the London Foot and Ankle Centre, has recently produced the latest chapters on the foot and ankle for the prestigious Gray’s Anatomy and The New Aird’s Companion in Surgical Studies. more... |
Foot and ankle centre of excellence comes to the heart of the city. London’s established centre of excellence for Foot and Ankle treatment has just opened a new clinic in the heart of the city. more... |
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In the past, bunion surgery has developed a reputation for being very painful. This is because older techniques have involved cutting the bone and not using any form of fixation, so that the bone ends are still mobile. more... |
Invitation for GPs and groups of physiotherapists. The LFAC would be pleased to visit General Practices and groups of physiotherapists to discuss the work of the centre and the field of foot and ankle treatment. more... |
The London Foot and Ankle Centre - specialists in the management of sports injuries. Sports injuries are common and account for a significant percentage of referrals to The London Foot & Ankle Centre. I treat the whole spectrum from Premiership footballers and professional rugby players to part-time amateur sportspeople. more... |
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Over the last decade there have been new developments in treating disorders of the ankle joint. Because of its size and shape the ankle joint receives more strain than any other joint in the human body. more... |
John scales new heights following surgery at the London Foot and Ankle Centre. John Way’s major ankle surgery was so successful that just 15 months after his operation, he was able to climb Africa’s highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro. more... |