The bunionette (quintus varus) - PiedRéseau Neufchâtel
The PiedRéseau Neufchâtel clinic offers specialized services for the treatment of bunionettes, also known as quintus varus or tailor’s bunion. This condition involves a deformity of the fifth metatarsal bone, leading to a noticeable deviation of the little toe. Patients experiencing discomfort in this area are encouraged to seek treatment promptly to avoid further complications. Our clinic provides a comprehensive approach to diagnosing and managing bunionettes, ensuring that patients receive the care they need to alleviate their symptoms and improve their quality of life.
Located in the Neufchâtel area of Quebec, PiedRéseau Neufchâtel is dedicated to addressing various foot and lower limb issues, including bunionettes. Our experienced team utilizes a range of diagnostic tools and treatment options tailored to each patient’s needs. We understand the importance of timely intervention and aim to provide effective solutions to prevent the progression of this condition. Our collaborative approach ensures that patients are informed about their treatment plans and involved in their care decisions.
The team at PiedRéseau Neufchâtel includes Dr. Stéphanie Bélanger, podiatrist founder and co-owner; Dr. Marie-Noelle Tardif, podiatrist co-owner; Dr. Lysianne Gaudreault, podiatrist; Dr. Nadira Usmanova, podiatrist; Jenny Gagnon, nurse auxiliary; Rosaly Gagnon, nurse assistant; Audrey Provencher, assistant to management; Manon Rood, team coordinator; Florence Bessette, medical assistant; Marie-Ange Gaudet, medical assistant; Yasmina Smail, medical assistant; and Raphaël Fortin-Bourgeois, medical assistant. Each member plays a crucial role in delivering quality care and support for patients with bunionettes and other podiatric concerns.