On-site digital x-rays save time and add convenience for patients. Our doctors can assess normal or abnormal anatomy, alignment, arthritis, injuries such as fractures, and more, without sending patients to a hospital or outside clinic for diagnosis.

An ultrasound machine can be used to diagnose and treat certain conditions by showing a live image of the foot and ankle. This includes bones, ligaments and tendons so the doctors can assess inflamation, sprains and tears, among other injuries.

The doctors at Advanced Foot Care Center can perform biopsies on site to assess suspicious skin lesions. The biopsied tissue is then sent off site for diagnosis.

Fluoroscopy is a type of medical imaging that shows a continuous X-ray image on a monitor, much like an X-ray movie. The image is transmitted to a monitor so the movement of the foot and ankle can be seen in detail.

Advanced Foot Care Center uses a clinical diagnostic tool to test patients at risk for Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD). Studies show PAD is increasing as the US population grows older, leading to pain, difficulty when walking, difficulty in healing and potential loss of limb. The one-minute test can be performed in the office.

Clinical exams allow Dr. Brodine and Dr. McCalla to assess range of motion, painful areas, potential anatomical concerns and other podiatric conditions.