Big toe osteoarthritis (Hallux rigidus) - PiedRéseau Granby
PiedRéseau Granby offers specialized services for individuals experiencing osteoarthritis of the big toe, commonly referred to as hallux rigidus. This degenerative condition affects the metatarsophalangeal joint, leading to joint hardening and a progressive loss of mobility. Our clinic provides a comprehensive approach to managing this condition, ensuring that patients receive the appropriate care tailored to their specific needs.
At PiedRéseau Granby, early intervention is key. We emphasize the importance of recognizing the symptoms associated with big toe osteoarthritis, as prompt treatment can prevent further complications. Our team utilizes advanced diagnostic tools, including digital radiography, to assess the severity of the condition and to develop an effective treatment plan.
Our treatment options may include anti-inflammatory medications, customized foot orthoses, and, in more severe cases, surgical interventions. By addressing the condition early, we aim to alleviate pain and restore mobility, allowing patients to return to their daily activities with greater ease.
The PiedRéseau Granby team consists of dedicated professionals: Dr. Keven Lambert, podiatrist-owner; Dr. Madeline Nicol, podiatrist; Dr. Vincent Désilets, podiatrist; Dr. Alexandre Lottinville, podiatrist; Natasha Cyr, Clinical Coordinator; Nolina Cimpoies Dragan, Clinical Director; Frédérique A. Blouin, nurse assistant in foot care; Vicky Munger, nurse assistant in foot care; Steven Poirier, foot care nurse; Crystelle Paquette, Team Leader; Marianne Messier, podiatric assistant; Megan Brisebois, administrative assistant; and Sabina Mihailescu, podiatric assistant.