How Cryosurgery Works for Morton’s Neuroma

In this video, Ron McCulloch explains some of the key ways cryosurgery works to treat Morton’s neuroma, including its effect on the tiny nerve fibres, the blood supply to the nerve, and the fibrous scar tissue that forms around the neuroma.

He talks through important concepts such as Wallerian degeneration and axonotmesis in a clear, patient-friendly way, helping to explain why cryosurgery can reduce pain and why the results are often long term. At The London Podiatry Centre, we have been using cryosurgery for Morton’s neuroma for many years, and it remains one of the key minimally invasive treatment options we offer for suitable patients.

If you are struggling with Morton’s neuroma or pain in the ball of your foot, a proper assessment is the best place to start.

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