Services

Conditions treated

Find your condition by where it hurts. Mr Senthi assesses and treats problems across the whole foot and ankle, from sports injuries to arthritis and deformity.

Side view of the foot and ankle bones, with the tibia, fibula and talus highlightedView of the back of the ankle showing the Achilles tendon attaching to the heel bone, with a tendon repairBones of the foot from above, with the midfoot bones highlightedBones of the foot from above, with the metatarsals and toes highlightedBones of the foot from above
Ankle and lower legTibia, fibula and talus

Ankle and lower leg

Sprains, instability, cartilage injuries and arthritis of the ankle joint, plus tendon and muscle problems of the lower leg.

Midfoot and arch

Flat foot and high-arched foot, midfoot sprains and arthritis through the middle of the foot.

  • Adult acquired flatfootPosterior tibial tendon dysfunction
  • Charcot-Marie-Tooth diseaseCavus foot
  • Midfoot sprain
  • Midfoot arthritis
  • Talonavicular arthritis
  • Rheumatoid arthritis of the foot and ankle
  • Lateral column overload
  • Tarsal boss
  • Lumps and bumpsGanglion cysts, plantar fibroma, PVNS

Fractures and stress fractures

Fractures of any of the 28 bones of the foot and ankle, overuse stress fractures, fractures that have not healed or have healed out of position, and problems after previous fracture surgery.

  • Ankle fractures
  • Talus fractures
  • Calcaneus fracturesHeel bone
  • Navicular fractures
  • Lisfranc injuriesMidfoot fracture-dislocations
  • Fifth metatarsal fracturesIncluding Jones fracture
  • Metatarsal shaft fractures
  • Sesamoid fractures
  • Toe fractures
  • Stress fractures2nd metatarsal “march” fracture, navicular, sesamoid
  • Anterior process fracture of the calcaneus
  • Lateral talar process fractures
  • Non-unionFractures that have not healed
  • MalunionFractures that have healed out of position
  • Painful hardware / metalware
Paediatric orthopaedics

Children’s foot and ankle

Mr Senthi completed fellowship training in paediatric orthopaedic surgery and sees babies, children and teenagers with foot and ankle problems.

Many childhood foot conditions settle with time or simple treatment. An assessment helps you know what to watch for and when treatment is needed.

  • ClubfootCTEV, congenital talipes equinovarus
  • Congenital vertical talus
  • Flexible flat feet
  • Curly toes
  • Sever’s diseaseHeel pain in growing children
  • Köhler’s disease
  • Tarsal coalition
  • Accessory navicular

Procedures

Ankle and hindfoot

Midfoot, forefoot and toes

Fractures and other

  • Fracture surgery

  • Non union surgery

  • Removal of metal, hardware

  • Lumps and bumps removal