Brian E. Straus, M.D

Dr. Straus is a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon. He completed his Foot & Ankle/Sports Fellowship at the Foundation for Orthopaedic, Athletic, and Reconstructive Research with Dr. Thomas O. Clanton, in Houston, TX. Dr. Straus continues to pursue the latest advancements in orthopaedic technology, including ankle replacement and ligament reconstruction. He has served as a designer on multiple orthopedic implant systems including the Omni^™ Stable AF Ankle Repair System by Extremity^® Medical, which offers better customization and results for routine and complex ankle fracture repair.

Dr. Straus has been involved in the care of professional athletes with the Houston Rockets and Dallas Mavericks. He is fluent in Spanish, and is a member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and the American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society.

Please take a look at Dr. Straus’ biography and list of credentials, and contact our practice for more information on our experienced orthopaedic surgeon here in the Dallas, Fort Worth, Southlake, and Irving, Texas region.

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Specialties

• Foot and Ankle Surgery
• Adult and Adolescent Sport Medicine
• Knees
• Lower Extremity Surgery

Locations

• Irving
  400 W LBJ Fwy, Suite 330
  Irving, TX 75063
• Southlake
  910 E. Southlake Blvd., Suite 155
  Southlake, TX 76092

• Flower Mound
  5000 Long Prairie Road, Suite 100
  Flower Mound, TX 75028

Patient Resources on Common Orthopedic Conditions

We encourage our patients to stay informed about their care. Below are helpful educational sources and downloadable PDF guides provided by Dr. Straus.

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Ask the Expert – Dr. Straus

• Ankle Sprains 101: What Happens, When to See a Doctor, and How to Recover
  An ankle sprain occurs when ligaments stretch or tear due to a sudden twist, and while many heal quickly with proper care, more severe sprains may require orthopedic evaluation to prevent long-term issues.
• Broke Your Ankle? Here’s What to Do Next and What It Could Mean
  Hearing a “snap” in your ankle could signal a fracture, and while some breaks are minor, others may require surgery—prompt evaluation and proper treatment are key to recovery and long-term joint health.
• Understanding Ankle Fractures: How Bones Heal and When Surgery Is Needed
  Ankle fractures vary in severity based on the force of injury, and while many heal naturally, proper alignment and guided treatment—sometimes including surgery—are key to full recovery and joint function.
• From Treadmill to Trail: How to Run Safely and Avoid Stress Fractures
  Transitioning from indoor to outdoor running can strain your body in new ways—listen to your body, ease into mileage increases, and don’t ignore persistent ankle or foot pain, which could signal a stress fracture.
• Do All Broken Bones Need Surgery? Knowing When Nature Can Heal Itself
  While many fractures heal well with minimal treatment, proper evaluation is key—some breaks require surgery for alignment, but others, like common foot and ankle fractures, can often heal safely without it.

Trusted Orthopedic Education Resources

• Orthoinfo
• FootCareMD

In the Media

• Learn about orthopedic advancements in technology by watching Dr. Straus on Good Morning Texas
• Watch board-certified orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Straus on Good Morning Texas

Education

• Foot & Ankle / Sports Fellowship: Foundation for Orthopaedic, Athletic and Reconstructive Research
• Resident and Intern: Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Medical University of South Carolina
• M.D.: University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
• B.S. Biomedical Science: Texas A&M University, Magna Cum Laude

Certifications

• Stryker Medical Prophecy Custom Total Ankle System
• STAR Total Ankle System
• Restor3d Kinos Custom Total Ankle System
• Vilex Hintermann Custom Total Ankle System
• Exactech Vantage Total Ankle System

Awards

Memberships

• • American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery
  • American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society
  • American Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons
  • American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons

• Texas Orthopaedic Association
• Texas Medical Association
• Dallas County Medical Society