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Dr. William Adams is a board qualified foot and ankle surgeon that is Fellowship trained and considered an expert in the field. Dr. Adams is also trained and actively participates in providing care for Workman’s comp claims and will provide PPI ratings.

Dr. Adams is available to review cases and provide a timely response to your questions.

Dr. Adams can be available locally in Indianapolis as well as to travel for expert testimony in court.

Dr. Adams will review medical records and create an abstract. In addition, an in depth analysis of the information provided will be used to generate an opinion letter.

Dr. Adams makes himself available most days of the week to conduct telephone conferences for attorneys he is working with on a case. Saturday and Sunday conferences are available on request.

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Service areas include: Greenfield, Hancock County, Knightstown, New Palestine, and Indianapolis, Indiana.

DR. ADAMS IS WORTH THE SHORT DRIVE and has many patients from McCordsville, Fortville, Pendleton, Carmel and Fishers Indiana.

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Jan 24

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80 yo male, snowbird, had OIF after fall in McDonald’s. Fairly healthy gentleman aside from A Fib. After “healing”, and returning back to Indiana his family noticed his poor gait. Patient noted medial ankle pain and instability. He was referred to us for repair.

Due to malleolus being incarcerated in disrupted deltoid for 3.5 months there was obvious concern if fragment would be dead. After giving family recommendation of permanent AFO, they elected for revision. We used calc autograft which was interesting. 50% of the normal amount of trabecular bone was collected...We oversewed deltoid through hook plate with large gauge suture and placed patient in inversion splint, then slightly plantarflexed cast for 4 weeks. At 8 weeks he was FWB with lace up brace.

Thankfully by 3 months this fella was back shuffling through the produce aisle. ...

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Jan 11

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Our Fellowship looked at denervation to the midfoot for symptomatic arthrosis. We do this through a small incision proximal to the ankle joint. The deep peroneal nerve is transected, and sewn into adjacent muscle belly with zero tension.

62 yo female this morning needed this exactly. Chronic steroid use due to MS and COPD. Pt had lisfranc ligament tear that initiated midfoot arthrosis. Pt was never ORIF vs Arthrodesis candidate due to healing concerns. Failure of conservative care led to neurectomy. ...

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Jan 9

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Symptomatic OLT in healthy 28 yo female. Her main complaint was “catching” in her ankle, and painful instability. Pt had long history of sprains so lateral ligament repair was performed with Arthrex Fibertak anchors, and Internal brace, in addition to the cartilage restoration.

Pt was full weight bearing in sneaker by 10 weeks with lace up brace. Only complaint was swelling at end of the day.

check out our post-op protocols at www.adamsfootsurgery.com

I am not a paid consultant for Arthrex. ...

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Jan 1

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Chronic 4/5 TMT pain treated with definitive arthrodesis in 69 yo well controlled DM-II female.

Initial care was topical NSAIDs, injection, & inserts. Pt failed this therapy so we ordered MRI, & offloaded pt in boot for 6wks NWB. MR showed cystic changes to joint - mild/moderate arthrosis. She got improvement for 8-9 months and we didn’t see her.

She then returned complaining of pain at same location. We repeated MR to eval for stress frx, & peroneal tendon path due to mild cavus deformity.

MR negative for tendon pathology, stress rxn’s, or any further pathology aside from TMT arthrosis.

We offered pt NWB vs arthroplasty vs arthrodesis. We explained nuances of each. She elected for arthrodesis - works daily on hard surfaces at big box store.

Clinical pictures taken at 4.5 months post op. No pain at arthrodesis site. Pt back to work full time in OTC inserts - happy she chose fusion. Only complaint is edema at end of the day which is improving.

FYI - Our NP @sarahmjayroe and I both use Sonosite IVIZ ultrasound for all articular injections. It’s an awesome unit.

What do you think about arthroplasty vs arthrodesis for TMT 4/5??

Extremity Medical OMNI plating system was used as fixation. I am a paid consultant. ...

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Dec 26

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Sometimes bunion correction goes smooth from start to finish. This particular patient was...healthy 57 yo female that was very happy with her outcome.

Pre-op AP, pinch test stress view, 10 wks WB post op, and clinical photo of mini incision approach. ...

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