Total ankle replacement
Assessment of advanced ankle osteoarthritis and discussion of joint-preserving options, fusion or total ankle replacement according to the individual patient.
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Specialist care for foot and ankle conditions, with particular interests in total ankle replacement, minimally invasive surgery and arthroscopy.
The goal is not to favour a technique for its own sake, but to establish an accurate diagnosis, discuss non-operative and surgical options, and tailor treatment to each patient’s anatomy and functional goals.
From non-operative treatment to advanced reconstructive procedures, according to clinical indication.
Assessment of advanced ankle osteoarthritis and discussion of joint-preserving options, fusion or total ankle replacement according to the individual patient.
Learn more →Percutaneous and minimally invasive techniques when the indication, deformity and anatomical features make them appropriate.
Learn more →Foot and ankle arthroscopy for selected indications, particularly certain intra-articular conditions.
Learn more →Management of complex deformity, post-traumatic sequelae and conditions requiring an individualised reconstructive strategy.
Dedicated pages on the main foot and ankle conditions, with symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options.
Precise diagnosis
Shared decision-making
Individualised treatment plan
Orthopaedic training in Switzerland, a dedicated fellowship in Canada and academic activity in Geneva.
Foot & Ankle Reconstructive, Sports and Trauma Surgery Team.
Dedicated subspecialty training in complex foot and ankle surgery within an internationally recognised team.
Doctoral research on the epidemiology of surgically treated ankle fractures in Switzerland.
Medical training followed by postgraduate specialist training in Switzerland.
Academic work including ankle osteoarthritis, fractures, minimally invasive techniques, and foot and ankle reconstruction.
His work focuses in particular on ankle trauma and instability, osteoarthritis, arthrodesis, hallux valgus and minimally invasive surgery, complex deformities, patient-reported outcomes and Achilles tendon reconstruction.
View research and publicationsOrthopaedic consultation requests at HUG should be submitted by a healthcare professional with relevant clinical information and imaging.
+41 22 372 78 10HUG information ↗For an information request or professional contact, you can also write to me directly.
contact@drdiogocardoso.chFor a foot and ankle consultation in Geneva, you can use the HUG pathway or contact me directly by email.
Helping you move forward, step by step.
For a consultation at HUG, contact the foot clinic secretariat. Appointments follow HUG referral procedures.
+41 22 372 78 10Rue Gabrielle-Perret-Gentil 4
1205 Genève, Suisse
For a consultation request, a question or to send information, you may also write to me directly. Please do not send sensitive medical information by unsecured email.
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