Health & Fitness:Medicine
I have talked about this before in other episodes where you basically have four kinds of structures that you could consider having surgery on.
You could have bone surgery, you could have ligament surgery, tendon surgery, or joint surgery and of course, when you have an injury to only the ligament, the plantar plate ligament, you might be wondering why in the world would the doctor want to do surgery on the bone as well?
Today on the Doc On The Run Podcast, we're talking about why you might need bone surgery for a plantar plate ligament repair.
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