Travel soccer is intense and parents are more focused. Parents pressure players to go back into games before they are ready all too often. Travel players are driven and dedicated...

Last week, Junior Galette, linebacker of the Washington Redskins, might have ended his career by rupturing his Achilles tendon. The Achilles tendon is prone to injury because it is an...

Fall sports are a time of excitement and fun for students, but also a time for painful injuries. Three popular sports that students often play during the fall season are...

Beneath the surface of a running shoe, there is more than meets the eye. Size plays an integral role in the comfort and efficiency of the shoe. Astonishingly enough, other...

In the feet and ankles, arthritis is a growing problem as the baby boomers get older. Almost 50% of all people, ages 50-60, have some form of arthritis, but don’t exhibit...

In the last blogpost, the ankle was defined as the region above the foot where the tibia and talus meet. Three of the ligaments that hold the ankle together are...

Arlington Foot & Ankle welcomes our newest Medical Assistant, Branco Calizaya. Mr. Calizaya has aspirations to become a podiatrist himself. He is currently completing prerequisite courses and will apply to...

Nat’s 1st baseman Jordan Zimmerman was recently sidelined with plantar fasciitis. A pro athlete has little time for recovery during the season. Pictured here is an ultrasound of my foot...

Regenerative medicine is fairly new to sports medicine. Amnion tissue contains proteins that have anti-inflammatory proteins and growth factors. The cells have little imumogenic activity which means there is no...

Many people may have forgotten Leon Lett’s stripped ball by Don Bebe at the goal line due to raw perseverance on the play in one of Bill’s Groundhogs Day how...