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Achilles Reconstruction

Achilles reconstruction surgery repairs the vital tendon that connects the calf muscles to the heel bone. Using advanced surgical techniques, our specialists restore the integrity of the damaged tendon, whether from acute rupture or chronic degeneration, to help patients regain strength and mobility in their lower leg.

Is this Right for Me?

Patients with complete or partial Achilles tendon ruptures, chronic tendonitis that hasn't responded to conservative treatment, or ongoing heel pain and weakness may be candidates for reconstruction. Through detailed physical examination, MRI imaging, and assessment of activity goals, our team determines the most appropriate surgical approach for each case.

Procedure

During surgery, our surgeons employ the most advanced technique to access and repair the damaged tendon. Through precisely placed incisions and repair or reconstruct the tendon using advanced suture and graft techniques. In cases of severe damage or degeneration, tissue grafts may be used to strengthen the repair. The procedure is carefully performed to ensure proper tension and alignment for optimal healing. This refined surgical approach has become the preferred treatment method for professional athletes.

Recovery

Recovery typically spans 4-6 months and follows a structured rehabilitation protocol. Initial phases focus on protecting the repair while gradually increasing weight-bearing and range of motion. Our team works closely with physical therapy to progress patients through strengthening exercises and eventual return to activities, ensuring the best possible outcome.

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