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The foot and ankle are the foundation of your body, and the experienced specialists at Salem Health Orthopedics understand when your feet hurt, everything can hurt.
If you’ve had a longtime condition or a recent injury, our fellowship-trained physicians and advanced practice providers will work with you to identify the issue and get you on the path of recovery quickly.
Salem Health Orthopedics treats a variety of conditions affecting the foot and ankle.
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Our foot and ankle surgeons know that bunions can lead to pain and inflammation. Bunion removal is a minimally invasive surgery to remove the bony growth from the foot. Bunions develop on the inside edge of the big toe joint after the toe gets pushed out of alignment over time.
Surgery is the only way to remove the growth and realign the foot. Interested in learning more? Make an appointment today and let our Salem Health foot and ankle specialists walk you through treatment options.
Our foot and ankle surgeons specialize in minimally invasive surgery, which means a smaller incision site with typically less pain than traditional surgery and a shorter recovery period. Ask your provider if minimally invasive surgery could be right for you.
Whether a closed fracture where the skin is intact, or an open fracture where the bone is visible through the skin — our team of orthopedic surgeons has a plan for care to get you back on your feet.
Most open fractures will require surgery. Closed fracture treatment often involves braces and casts. Regardless of the type of fracture, our foot and ankle surgeons and team of physical therapists are here for you every step of the way.