Restrictions to UK surgical practice

Posted on January 8, 2013 by admin

Just been advised after referral of patient that podiatric surgeons have had restrictions of practice imposed – for some rearfoot procedures such as calcaneal osteotomies and talar-calcaneal fusions. Anyone know why

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Restrictions to UK surgical practice

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