The foot and ankle joints, due to their complex anatomical structures, are areas where even minor disorders can lead to significant pain and loss of function. Joint-preserving treatments aim to prevent major surgical procedures through timely and appropriate interventions at an early stage.

Cartilage damage, ligament injuries, ankle impingement syndromes, and deformities can be successfully treated using arthroscopic and minimally invasive techniques. These approaches offer significant advantages, particularly for individuals who engage in sports and maintain an active lifestyle.

The goal of foot and ankle joint preservation treatments is to enable patients to return to their daily activities and sports with minimal pain and optimal function.