Making a Diagnosis in an Ankle Injuries Part 2
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…
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…
The ankle is one of the most common areas for sports injuries. 25% of sports injuries occur in the foot and ankle. The foot and ankle are also two…
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…
Mention barefoot runners and most people’s first association is probably the legendary 1960 Rome marathon victory by Abebe Bikilla. To some advocates the conversation can get heated up quickly…
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…
Dr. Ben Pearl discusses the rising concerns of Diabetes and the effect it has on your feet. Additionally, as the summer months arrive and you become more active on…
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…
Tune Into Dr. Ben Pearl & Sports Talk News With Glen Harris on Friday, June 12th! Arlington, VA, June 12th, 2015 Be sure to tune in at 9:00pm Friday, June 12th to Sports…
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…
Who could forget Rocky Balboa getting up at a crazy hour in the morning, washing down 3 raw eggs for breakfast and running the streets of Philadelphia. Forget the…
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