Foot and Ankle Disorders in Sports. Vol 2.

This book provides a comprehensive guide to the essential biomechanics and treatment strategies needed for foot and ankle conditions. It challenges the growing reliance on imaging such as MRI for a primary diagnostic tool, instead promoting a patient-centred approach which prioritises functional assessment and individualised care. The book emphasises the importance of understanding biomechanics, gait, and tissue-specific pathology, supporting clinicians to obtain accurate diagnoses and evidence-informed management plans. Foot and Ankle Surgery: Essential Biomechanics & Treatments is structured to guide the reader through a logical progression of assessment and intervention. Beginning with biomechanical and gait analysis, it establishes the foundation for understanding dysfunction before moving into advanced, minimally invasive treatment options such as image-guided injections and hyaluronic acid therapy. Integrating manual therapies and rehabilitation principles to ensure a holistic approach to recovery and long-term function. Written for physicians, physiotherapists, orthopaedic surgeons, podiatrists and sports therapists, this book serves as an essential resource for those seeking to enhance their clinical decision-making and deliver optimal care for patients with foot and ankle disorders.