
Total ankle arthroplasty
For many years from now, total ankle arthroplasty procedures has significantly improved, after disap…
Deciding to have foot or ankle surgery is a step that deserves to be fully understood. What procedures does the surgeon actually perform? How does percutaneous surgery differ from a conventional operation? Will you be able to go home the same evening?
This section is designed to answer these questions with rigour and clarity, free from unnecessary jargon. It brings together articles dedicated to the main surgical techniques used to treat foot and ankle conditions: outpatient surgery, conventional surgery, minimally invasive surgery, percutaneous surgery, as well as practical advice to help you prepare for and recover from an operation with peace of mind.
Each article draws on the clinical experience and scientific commitment of Dr Cazeau, Dr Stiglitz, and Dr Sadoun, Parisian orthopaedic surgeons specialising in the least invasive techniques currently available.
Whether you are still weighing your options, waiting for a consultation, or simply curious to understand the therapeutic choices available to you, you will find here reliable information to help you move forward with confidence.

For many years from now, total ankle arthroplasty procedures has significantly improved, after disap…


Same-day surgery, or outpatient surgery, designates an organisation of care in a way that the entire…


Forefoot surgery has changed a lot over the past 20 years in France. Procedures that concerned mostl…

Mini invasive surgery is the result of the last 20 to 30 years’ evolution of forefoot surgical techn…

Foot and ankle surgery is a constantly evolving specialty. New techniques continue to emerge, indica…