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Volume 28 - Issue 6 - June 2015

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Expert Insights On Therapies For Plantar Fat Pad Atrophy
05/28/2015
Given the potential of plantar fat pad atrophy to cause significant pain and adverse effects on function, particularly in patients with diabetes, these authors discuss keys to making an accurate diagnosis and outline current treatment options.
Given the potential of plantar fat pad atrophy to cause significant pain and adverse effects on function, particularly in patients with diabetes, these authors discuss keys to making an accurate diagnosis and outline current treatment options.
Given the potential of plantar...
05/28/2015
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Treating Foot Compartment Syndrome Secondary To Metatarsal Fractures
05/28/2015
These authors detail the diagnosis and surgical treatment of foot compartment syndrome in a 31-year-old patient, who presented with multiple and comminuted metatarsal fractures after a motor vehicle accident. A 31-year-old female with no...
These authors detail the diagnosis and surgical treatment of foot compartment syndrome in a 31-year-old patient, who presented with multiple and comminuted metatarsal fractures after a motor vehicle accident. A 31-year-old female with no...
These authors detail the...
05/28/2015
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Emerging Insights On Gait Changes In Runners
05/27/2015
Could gait retraining have an impact in the treatment and prevention of common running-related injuries? In their review of the literature, these authors say step rate manipulation and changes in foot strike pattern may be beneficial in...
Could gait retraining have an impact in the treatment and prevention of common running-related injuries? In their review of the literature, these authors say step rate manipulation and changes in foot strike pattern may be beneficial in...
Could gait retraining have an...
05/27/2015
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Assessing And Treating The Subtle Cavus Foot Deformity
05/27/2015
Given the various conditions associated with the subtle cavus foot, it is important to be able to recognize the deformity in order to prevent related symptom recurrence and potential failure of surgical procedures. Accordingly, these authors...
Given the various conditions associated with the subtle cavus foot, it is important to be able to recognize the deformity in order to prevent related symptom recurrence and potential failure of surgical procedures. Accordingly, these authors...
Given the various conditions...
05/27/2015
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Point-Counterpoint: Scanner Casting: Is It Better Than Plaster Impression Casting?
05/27/2015
Yes. Praising the move into digital technology, this author notes scanner casting will save money and time, and the research shows little difference between outcomes of devices made with digital scans versus plaster. By Bruce Williams, DPM,...
Yes. Praising the move into digital technology, this author notes scanner casting will save money and time, and the research shows little difference between outcomes of devices made with digital scans versus plaster. By Bruce Williams, DPM,...
Yes. Praising the move into...
05/27/2015
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Addressing Myths And Misconceptions About Hallux Rigidus
05/20/2015
Citing emerging insights from the literature, this author raises questions about the pathomechanics of hallux rigidus, challenges perceptions about the involvement of metatarsus primus elevatus and first ray hypermobility, and says pain...
Citing emerging insights from the literature, this author raises questions about the pathomechanics of hallux rigidus, challenges perceptions about the involvement of metatarsus primus elevatus and first ray hypermobility, and says pain...
Citing emerging insights from...
05/20/2015
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PAs And NPs: Are They The Wave Of The Future In Podiatry?
05/20/2015
Hiring physician assistants and nurse practitioners can allow DPMs more time for patient treatment, improving the efficiency of care and maximizing the success of the practice. These authors detail the benefits of PAs and NPs, including the...
Hiring physician assistants and nurse practitioners can allow DPMs more time for patient treatment, improving the efficiency of care and maximizing the success of the practice. These authors detail the benefits of PAs and NPs, including the...
Hiring physician assistants and...
05/20/2015
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Bob Marley And Commitment To A Calling In Healthcare
05/27/2015
I had a wonderfully fun dinner one recent evening in a bar in Newport, RI, while attending a Podiatry Institute meeting. There were about 20 of us, all podiatrists, and the diversity of backgrounds, schools and residencies attended and points...
I had a wonderfully fun dinner one recent evening in a bar in Newport, RI, while attending a Podiatry Institute meeting. There were about 20 of us, all podiatrists, and the diversity of backgrounds, schools and residencies attended and points...
I had a wonderfully fun dinner...
05/27/2015
Podiatry Today
Sports Medicine
Essential Insights On Athletic Taping For Common Sports Injuries
05/27/2015
Coming from an athletic training background, I was introduced to the benefits of taping and padding early in my career. Much of the principles and techniques that I have used are from core principles in athletic training, which we incorporate...
Coming from an athletic training background, I was introduced to the benefits of taping and padding early in my career. Much of the principles and techniques that I have used are from core principles in athletic training, which we incorporate...
Coming from an athletic training...
05/27/2015
Podiatry Today
Dermatology Diagnosis
When A Plantar Pigmented Lesion Increases In Size With Irregular Borders And Drainage
05/20/2015
A 61-year-old male with diabetes presents to the clinic reporting a mole on the bottom of his right foot that had increased in size over the past five months. The area is not painful but the patient has a history of peripheral neuropathy....
A 61-year-old male with diabetes presents to the clinic reporting a mole on the bottom of his right foot that had increased in size over the past five months. The area is not painful but the patient has a history of peripheral neuropathy....
A 61-year-old male with diabetes...
05/20/2015
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