Monthly Archives: May 2026

Simple Ankle Fractures: When Is It Truly a Minor Injury?

By Gregory Caronis, MD – Orthopedic Foot & Ankle Surgeon, Fellowship-Trained If you have suffered an injury and been told you have an ankle fracture, your first reaction is likely a mix of concern and confusion. However, not all broken bones require metal plates, screws, or months of intensive rehabilitation. In the world of orthopedics,…

Ankle Anatomy 101: Understanding Joints, Bones, and Stability

By Gregory Caronis, MD – Orthopedic Foot & Ankle Surgeon, Fellowship-Trained The ankle anatomy is a marvel of biological engineering. This complex joint provides the necessary range of motion to move your foot up, down, and side-to-side, all while bearing the full weight of your body with every step. The Skeletal Structure At its core,…