22 Apr Shasta Ortho Welcomes Dr. Rachel Hoyal, DPM
Shasta Orthopaedics is thrilled to welcome Dr. Rachel Hoyal, DPM, a board-certified foot and ankle specialist, to our esteemed team. ...
Shasta Orthopaedics is thrilled to welcome Dr. Rachel Hoyal, DPM, a board-certified foot and ankle specialist, to our esteemed team. ...
If you or someone you know is dealing with severe ankle arthritis or persistent ankle pain, total ankle replacement (TAR) may be an option worth exploring. Dr. Garret Strand of...
For those grappling with debilitating foot and ankle pain due to severe arthritis or talar avascular necrosis (AVN), medical advancements offer a beacon of hope. At Shasta Orthopaedics in Redding,...
A 56-year-old veteran who bravely served our country through multiple deployments came to our Shasta Ortho Foot & Ankle surgeons for help. Like many veterans, this patient's service left him...
Ankles are incredible joints that support body weight and allow us to move with grace and precision. They are also susceptible to injury and degeneration over time. When conservative treatments...
Shasta Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Institute surgeon, Dr. Jason Nowak, was the first surgeon to use the FasTrac Distal Tibia Alignment System during a recent Total Ankle Replacement. ...
Sue Rehn’s life was always very active and revolved around ballroom dancing every week with her husband and friends, plus other outings....
Shasta Orthopaedics won several titles in the Redding Record Searchlight’s community vote for the best health services in Redding....
Dr. Garret Strand joins Shasta Orthopaedics through the Northern California Reconstructive Foot & Ankle Fellowship....
Redding Doctor Offers Leading Technology For Ankle Problems Thanks to new ankle pain treatments, many people who have suffered for years are able to get relief from ankle pain and get...
For many years, patients suffering from arthritic ankles and bone-on-bone pain had limited options: live with the pain, or have the bones fused. Relatively recent advancements in new technologies and surgical techniques have since opened up new options for treatment of osteoarthritis in ankles including the more traditional open ankle fusion (arthrodesis), arthroscopic ankle fusion, and joint replacement (also called total ankle replacement or TAR).
While choice of treatment options is encouraging, making a decision about which option to select is not always easy, and is usually affected by a patient's personal circumstances.