Sports Medicine Project Dr. Ian Reilly – Injections, Forefoot Assessment, Orthotics, Osteoarthritis, Morton’s Neuroma, and Biomechanics – #112
Mr. Ian Reilly qualified as a Podiatrist in 1988 and became a Podiatric Surgeon in 1996. Over his career, he has performed more than 11,000 surgical procedures under various anaesthesia types, showcasing his extensive expertise.
You can out more below by clicking the link on his website.
From 2001 to 2024, he led Podiatric Surgery at Northamptonshire Trust, significantly advancing podiatric care. Now retired from NHS practice, he focuses on private care, operating weekly at Three Shires Hospital in Northampton and treating patients across self-pay, insured, and NHS pathways.
Mr. Reilly specializes in:
Injection Therapy:
• Cortisone Injections
Podiatric Surgery:
• Cyst and ganglion excision (soft tissue lumps and bumps)
• Morton’s neuroma surgery (trapped nerves)
• Subungual and other bony exostectomies (bony bumps)
• Lesser toe correction (hammer toes)
• Metatarsal surgery for forefoot pain
• Surgery for hallux limitus (arthritis of the great toe)
• Surgery for hallux valgus (bunions)
• Haglund’s deformity (heel bumps)
• Plantar fasciitis (heel pain)
• Flatfoot surgery
Minor Surgery:
• Verrucae, corn, and skin surgery
• Nail surgery
Dr Ian Reilly website:
Youtube: https://youtube.com/@ianreillypodsurgeon?si=rDK6BHAwRGBu4L3F
What it takes to become a Podiatric surgeon?
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Mary PoppinsProbably Needed Orthotics article https://podiatrym.com/Highlights2.cfm?id=3286
00:00Introduction to Dr. Ian Riley02:07Career Progression in Podiatry05:53Surgical Experience and Case Studies07:24Injection Therapy in Podiatry13:55Managing Neuritis and Injection Guidelines18:43Understanding Osteoarthritis and Injection Therapy23:41Patient Case Study and Emotional Impact26:50The Role of Podiatry Post-Surgery32:22The Evolving Perspective on Orthotics35:12International Standards in Podiatry37:06The Importance of Imaging in Diagnosis39:42The Forefoot Examination Process42:28Understanding Morton's Neuroma46:02The Role of Imaging in Treatment Decisions48:31Surgical Indicators for Forefoot Conditions01:03:10Understanding Patient Concerns and Predictions01:05:14The Role of Orthotics in Treatment01:06:53The Importance of Communication in Healthcare01:08:57Navigating Conflicting Opinions Among Clinicians01:11:18Injection Therapy and Its Efficacy01:15:29Challenges in Treating Mid-Foot Osteoarthritis01:22:33Research Aspirations in Injection Therapy01:24:45Interviewing Historical Figures for Insight01:26:24Future Teaching and Learning Opportunities