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Bunions are misaligned big toe joints that can become swollen and tender, causing the first joint of the big toe to slant outward, and the second joint to angle toward the other toes. Bunions tend to be hereditary, but can be aggravated by shoes that are too narrow in the forefoot and toe. Surgery by a podiatric physician is frequently recommended to correct the problem.

Bunions are a painful condition that limits what people can do and the shoes they can wear. Only surgery can reduce the structural deformity that is a bunion.

Bunion surgery can be very expensive. In addition to the surgeon's fees, time missed from work, the Hospital or Surgery center fees can be more than $3,000.00.

Many Americans have no health insurance or have portions of the bill they have to pay. Rising deductibles and coinsurance continue to raise the portion of any medical bill that the patient must pay.

We offer healthy patients who can travel to Irving, Houston, or the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex the chance to have bunion surgery at no cost and be reimbursed for their time and travel by participating in clinical research.

Dr Mark Robson are board certified Podiatrists and foot surgeons practicing in Irving, Dallas, Ft. Worth, and Houston, TX area who have participated in these pain medication clinical trials for more than 9 years. Over one thousand bunionectomy procedures have been performed for our research patients at no cost. Please also visit www.byebyebunions.com

The bunion surgery we perform is one of the most common and time tested techniques performed throughout the United States. Sometimes called the "Irving" type bunionectomy (Not related to our fine city but named after a person decades ago) the distal chevron osteotomy allows patient to bear weight/walk on the surgery during the healing period. Usually no crutches are needed and the patient walks in a surgical shoe for four weeks, returning to wide comfortable shoes after 4 weeks, full activity 6-8 weeks. The studies involve the clinical trials for pain medications. reimbursemnt is based on the length of time the patient spends at our clinic. Studies vary. Currently we are conducting 4 night stays and two night stay studies.

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