drgeraldyeo

Orthopaedic surgeon specialising in disorders of the foot and ankle and lower limb trauma

18/01/2026

The rare case where an MIS bunion can progress to a non-union.

The initial metal work required removal and the non-union site was debrided back to healthy bone and multiple drill passes to stimulate new bone.

A allograft cancellous buying block was used to fill the defect and stop the first Ray from over shortening. The central hole was drilled and filled with auto graft from the heel.

Fixation with plate and staple. Fingers crossed 🤞🤞

11/01/2026

New year, new ankle replacement. The x-rays were deceptive, showing only relatively mild valgus, but the plan showed otherwise, confirming a 13 valgus tilt.
MRI showed patient's tib post tendon was ruptured as well, so a varising calcaneal osteotomy and Cotton osteotomy performed with deltoid repair to alleviate the valgus.

15/12/2025

Ankle fusions can give very good pain relief however adjacent joint arthritis can occur which led to us taking down this ankle fusion and converting to an ankle replacement.

Good range of motion at the end, hopefully the patient will be satisfied with the increased movement and indirect offloading of the adjacent joints.

07/12/2025

Sometimes ankles are chronically unstable and with either a previous failed reconstruction or in particularly the ligamentous lax, an augmentation with LARS is required.
The initial tunnel is placed in the calcaneus with a stab incision, held with an interference screw.
Through the standard lateral incision the ligaments are taken down and repaired back with 2x anchors Brostrom style.
A tunnel is drilled through the fibula in an AP direction, after which the LARS is retrieved passing under the peroneals and through the fibula tunnel from PA. This is similarly held with an interference screw.
Finally the tunnel for the ATFL is found under II guidance and the LARS passed through lateral to medial, held with one last interference screw.

$Trimalleolar fracture dislocation with syndesmosis involvement. Quite a large vertical shear fragment off the medial mal...$

30/11/2025

Trimalleolar fracture dislocation with syndesmosis involvement. Quite a large vertical shear fragment off the medial malleolus. Might have preferred a buttress plate medially but this was not available, so screws it is instead.

09/11/2025

Thank you for the invite to talk this weekend.

Seemed like a great program, clearly lots of hard work went into it.

I had some great questions and made some new connections, and that's the point of an amazing conference like this!

Hope to get an invite next year again!

03/11/2025

Bunion funions. Percutaneous/keyhole/minimally invasive correction of bilateral bunions simultaneously. Have a great week everyone!

$Bad fracture dislocation of the ankle. Normally I would place 2x syndesmosis buttons, but because the deltoid was repair...$

26/10/2025

Bad fracture dislocation of the ankle. Normally I would place 2x syndesmosis buttons, but because the deltoid was repaired with anchors, I managed to get a really good reduction of the joint space, so managed to get away with 1x button just to make sure the syndesmosis heals.

Don't underestimate the power of the deltoid repair 🦾

19/10/2025

So good having my colleague and mate Dr Navi Bali come all the way down again so we can have a great discussion about the intricacies of Inbone total ankle replacements. Great catching up with you and see you on the Coast soon!

15/10/2025

Thanks .e from for spending the afternoon to late evening putting up with my slow surgeries 😆

As always we had some good discussions about cases and had some good variety. Come again soon and thanks for your tremendous input in looking after our patients with their rehab post op!

06/10/2025

Thank you Zimmer Biometric/Paragon28 for organizing Dr Charles Kon and Agnes who traveled all the way from Singapore to observe a day of surgery with me.

I hope it was a useful for him as it was for me, being able to discuss intricacies of foot and ankle and exchange ideas with a learned colleague. See you in Singapore next year for AOFAS!

28/09/2025

Significant ankle instability repaired through a minimally invasive ArthroBrostrom approach.

2x anchors are inserted into the fibula to repair the ATFL and CDL ligaments, passed through the distal incision grabbing the extensor retinaculum and tied back on providing stability.

Less pain, quicker recovery and reduced risk of infection from wounds.

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627 Rode Road
Chermside, QLD
4032

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http://www.drgeraldyeo.com.au/

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