Offering a Fresh Perspective in Treating Your Foot, Ankle, and Lower Leg Pain
A New Beginning Awaits
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About Janus Lower Extremity Pain Center
Our mission is to guide you on a new path filled with less pain and better mobility. We’re here to listen to your concerns, treating you with dignity, understanding, and respect.
If you’ve experienced frustration and disappointment after consulting multiple pain providers, expect something different.
Dr Moore brings 30 years of experience as a foot and ankle surgeon to Janus. We specialize in conservative and surgical management of lower extremity nerve pain including nerve decompression surgery.
- Chronic Generalized Pain of Foot/Ankle/Lower Leg
- Chronic Foot/Ankle/Leg Pain Following Trauma
- Chronic Foot/Ankle Pain Following Surgery
- Partial Foot Drop
- Weakness in leg following trauma
- Sinus Tarsi Syndrome
- Pronation Syndromes
- Chronic Heel Pain/Plantar Fasciitis
- Chronic Ankle Instability
- Abnormal Gait
- Biomechanical Abnormalities of the Lower Extremity
- Regenerative Medicine
- Biomechanical Contributions to Lower Extremity Pain
- Orthotic Management
Conditions We Treat
We specialize in diagnosing and treating lower extremity nerve related pain. We offer a variety of treatment ranging from conservative management to advanced podiatric procedures.
How it Works
1. Reach Out
Fill out our contact form. Our team will assist you in gathering the pertinent medical records prior to your visit.
2. Meet
At your visit, we will take a detailed medical history and perform a comprehensive medical exam.
3. Find Relief
We will work with you to determine if our treatment options may be of benefit to you for your pain symptoms.
Diagnosing and Treating Your Lower Extremity Pain
What is Nerve Entrapment?
Nerve entrapment happens when peripheral nerves become compressed or irritated as they pass through narrow anatomical spaces.
This compression can be due to trauma, repetitive activities, prolonged pressure, restricted nerve mobility, anatomical anomalies, or swelling associated with metabolic conditions. It can feel like:
- Localized Pain
- Numbness
- Weakness
- Tingling Sensations
- Aching
- Sharp Knife Like Pain
- Shooting Pain
- Pins and Needles Sensation
- Cramping
- Crushing
- Throbbing
How We Diagnose Nerve Entrapment
Here are a few ways that we typically diagnose nerve entrapment:
- Clinical Exam
- Imaging Studies (e.g., x-ray, MRI)
- Laboratory Studies
- EMG
- Skin Biopsies
- Nerve Injections
- Advanced Podiatric Procedures
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See Dr. Moore Discuss Deep Peroneral Nerve Entrapment
Why Janus?
Janus is the Roman god of new beginnings, transitions, and doorways, often depicted with two faces, one looking to the past and the other to the future. This name reflects our mission: to guide you with a fresh perspective on managing your lower extremity pain.
Get in Touch
You don’t have to face these challenges alone. We look forward to walking with you on this new journey.
Janus Lower Extremity Pain Center
550 Village Center Drive Suite 200
North Oaks, MN 55127
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