Recapture the freedom of movement. Ankle arthritis can take some of the magic out of life. Find out about treatment options, watch patient success stories, and learn about MoveWright™, the total ankle replacement procedure that can be customized to your unique ankle anatomy to relieve pain and increase mobility—so you can return to the activities you love.

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Since 1965, Peachtree Orthopedics has been a top provider of comprehensive operative and non-operative musculoskeletal care to the residents of Georgia and the Southeast. Our 35 doctors are fellowship trained, going beyond their general orthopedic training to specialize in a specific part of the body. John Chao, M.D., Fred Finney, Jr., M.D. and Ashkan Lahiji, M.D, specialize in foot & ankle care, and they are leaders in their field, providing cutting-edge technology in state-of-the-art facilities. They offer services at eight locations, as well as seven physical rehabilitation locations, two surgical centers and three MRI facilities. With a commitment to the highest standards of excellence, Peachtree Orthopedics’ foot & ankle physicians provide expert, specialized, compassionate care.

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Important Safety Information is available here.

Individual results and activity levels after surgery vary and depend on many factors including age, weight and prior activity level. There are risks and recovery times associated with surgery and there are certain individuals who should not undergo surgery. Only a physician can tell you if this product and associated procedure are right for you and your unique circumstances. Please consult with a physician for complete information regarding benefits, risks, anticipated implant duration and possible outcomes.

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  2. Seo SG, Kim EJ, Lee DJ, Bae KJ, Lee KM, Lee DY. Comparison of Multisegmental Foot and Ankle Motion Between Total Ankle Replacement and Ankle Arthrodesis in Adults. Foot Ankle Int. Sep 2017;38(9):1035-1044.
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