Diagnosing and Treating Foot and Ankle Tendon Injuries
Injured tendons in your foot and ankle can be tricky to diagnose and almost always require professional treatment. Learn what to do when you have a foot or ankle tendon injury here.
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Welcome to Our Blog!
Foot and Ankle Institute of Colorado would like to welcome you to our blog. Here you will find informative and useful postings about podiatric care and our practice.
At Foot and Ankle Institute of Colorado we believe that educated patients are better prepared to make decisions regarding their foot and ankle health. Our blog was designed to provide you with valuable podiatric health information, the latest podiatry developments and foot health advice from our dedicated team.
Foot and Ankle Institute of Colorado hopes you find our blog to be a great resource for keeping up to date with proper podiatric care and treatments.
We welcome all comments and questions.
--Foot and Ankle Institute of Colorado
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