Christopher Gross, M.D., MUSC Orthopaedic physician, details a total talus replacement procedure for patients whose talus bones have died. Previous procedures involved fusing the ankle to the subtalar joint and limiting a patient’s range of motion as well as their ability to bear weight. Using today’s innovative cobalt chromium implant, surgeons can preserve a patient’s mobility and decrease their recovery time.
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Christopher Gross, M.D., completed a fellowship at Duke University Medical Center after completing his residency training at Rush University Medical Center. He graduated from Harvard Medical School in 2009. As a foot and ankle surgeon ...
