Case Studies

This case study seeks to evaluate long-term scarring through evaluation of subcutaneous tissue thickness after treatment of necrobiosis lipoidica ulceration at the same anatomic level with a cellular and acellular CAMP.

The authors present a rare and unusual case of myxoinflammatory fibroblastic sarcoma of the foot and ankle in an otherwise healthy 34-year-old woman.

The authors present a unique case in which retained acupuncture needles led to chronic pain and nerve damage. Conservative treatment was unsuccessful, leading ultimately to surgical intervention with moderate success.

The authors present the diagnosis and treatment of a large multilobular infiltrating angiolipoma at the plantar surface of the forefoot surrounding the region of the hyperostotic bone.

Charcot neuroarthropathy can have detrimental effects on the foot and ankle if not managed appropriately and rapidly. In this author’s experience, regenerative medicine therapies offer new and exciting modalities that may control the ill...

The authors present a case report of a street food vendor with uncontrolled diabetes mellitus who suffered a hot oil scald foot burn requiring skin grafting, providing insight into the mechanism of this particular burn injury and an...

This case series explores the effectiveness of topical application of flowable human amniotic fluid in 3 different high-risk patients with diabetes and pedal ulcers.

Focusing on surgical technique, these authors present an innovative approach to retrograde hindfoot nailing with compression-lengthening over nail (C-LON) with a review of 10 case studies.

In this case report the authors discuss the surgical technique and outcome for a single tibio-calcaneal arthrodesis with the combined use of a femoral head allograft with a proximal humerus locking plate. In the case highlighted, the authors...

The authors describe the nonsurgical treatment of an 81-year-old man with bibasilar pneumonia who was treated with IV levofloxacin for and subsequently developed a rupture of his left Achilles tendon.