Useful information for our patients

Orthopedic surgeon analyzing foot X-rays – information on care and publications

Your course of care to the
Foot & Ankle Institute

Welcome to theresource room of the Foot and Ankle Institute. We know thata pathology or surgery of the foot raises many questions. This section details the patients was designed to accompany you every step of your treatment, from the first consultation untilthe full recovery.

For a complete search, visit the website of our antenna to Namur : The Foot Clinic – Namur for more resources and information.

A better understanding to better heal

A successful care doesnot end at the door of the operating room. Your involvement is essential. Here are the resources that we put at your disposal :

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The exercises stretch and mobility

Flexibility is often the key to relieving chronic pain, as the aponévrosite or tendinitis. Why is this important ? A muscle short tows on the fasteners to the bone and creates theinflammation. Our approach : We filmed and detailed protocols are simple to do at home to loosen the chain after and the system suro-ankle reflexes.

Advice on post-operative

After surgery (hallux valgus surgery, etc), the first few days are crucial. Pain management : How to frost ? What medicines to take ? The dressing and the shower : what to do and not to do to prevent infection and promote healing. You can find our detailed technical data sheets in the section dedicated to it.

Rehabilitation protocols

Physiotherapy is essential to find a walking fluid. We work closely with your physical therapist by providing him with precise protocols adapted to your operation. Each step (recovery of thesupport, withdrawal of the boot, recovery of the sport) is codified to ensure your safety.

Imaging & Radiology

Understand his exams is not simple always. Radiology standard, the ultra sound or MRI are the tools we use for an accurate diagnosis. In this section, we explain how to place these examinations and how we interpret the images of your foot or your ankle.

The management of foot and ankle pathologies relies on a comprehensive understanding of the medical situation, as well as on careful, ongoing follow-up. Each patient progresses at their own pace, depending on their pathology, treatment, and functional goals. The information provided on this page is intended to support continuity of care.

It is important to remember that certain recommendations may vary according to individual medical context, medical history, or type of procedure performed. This is why guidance from a specialized team remains essential throughout the care process, particularly to adjust advice, assess progress, and anticipate potential difficulties.

In case of any doubts, questions, or unusual developments in symptoms, it is always recommended to seek the opinion of a healthcare professional. Appropriate follow-up not only ensures safe management but also helps optimize functional recovery and the return to daily or sporting activities under the best conditions.

The information provided on this page is for general guidance only and does not replace a medical consultation. For any questions concerning your feet or ankles, we invite you to contact our team of specialists via our contact page.

If you live far from Brussels, we also have a satellite location near Namur, offering medical care in a specialized setting. Some physicians consult at both centers, notably Dr. Tricot, ensuring continuity of care. You can visit the website of La Clinique du Pied – Namur to access additional information and identify the facility best suited to your needs.