On April 1, 2022 Dr. Steinlauf will be moving his practice to The University of Miami Department of Orthopaedics. He will be seeing patients at the Lennar Foundation Medical Center in Coral Gables at 5555 Ponce De Leon Blvd. Coral Gables, Fl. 33146 and at the Uhealth office in Plantation at 8100 SW 10th St, Plantation, FL 33324. For appointments or questions please call 305-243-3000. For questions regarding surgery please call 305-326-6006.
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Dr. Steinlauf presented a lecture on minimally invasive treatment of great toe arthritis. This virtual conference included international speakers and a global audience.
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Dr. Steinlauf and colleagues introduced a new generation of foot and ankle surgeons to advanced minimally invasive surgical techniques. This was the first of its kind surgical course in the United States. Participants from around the word were in attendance.
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Dr. Steinlauf and Colleagues teach advanced foot and ankle surgical techniques at the 11th Annual Current Solutions in Foot and Ankle Surgery. The meeting was located in Tampa, Fl. and included lectures as well as cadaveric training.
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Dr. Steinlauf gives numerous lectures to foot and ankle surgeons at the Tennessee Podiatric Medical Association. In addition, Dr. Steinlauf trains surgeons on innovative minimally invasive surgical techniques. These include minimally invasive bunion surgery, great toe arthritis surgery, hammertoe surgery, and foot realignment surgery.
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Dr. Steinlauf lectures on Minimally invasive surgical techniques at a National meeting in New York City. Other topics included panel discussions about foot and ankle trauma and Charcot arthropathy. In addition, Dr. Steinlauf teaches surgeons from the United States and other countries minimally invasive surgical techniques in a cadaver training course. The techniques included minimally invasive bunion surgery, arthritis surgery, calcaneal osteotomies, and various other forefoot procedures.
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In the past few years surgeries for sports related injuries have seen tremendous advances. These include new implants, such as the internal brace. This device allows patients with ankle instability to undergo surgery followed by a rapid rehabilitation protocol. Patients no longer require long periods in a cast or prolonged periods of time on crutches. Other advances include minimally invasive surgery for Achille’s tendon ruptures and certain fractures. Arthroscopic surgery is now performed on joints other than the ankle. This allows surgeons to treat a diverse set of injuries to […]
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Ankle arthritis is a disabling disease. Patients suffer from pain that is worse with activity and associated with poor range of motion. The most common cause is a previous trauma, such as a broken ankle. Other causes include degenerative arthritis (seen in older individuals), chronic ankle instability, rheumatoid arthritis, and many other types of inflammatory arthritis. Treatment always begins with conservative measures. These include anti-inflammatories, Tylenol, steroid injections, bracing, and activity modification. If these treatments fail, surgery may be an alternative. Surgical options include and fusion and ankle replacement. The […]
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