Volume 19 - Issue 3 - March 2006
03/03/2006
John E. Hahn, DPM
Nearly 21 million people in the United States have diabetes, according to the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Approximately 6.2 million of these people are not aware they have the disease. The CDC also estimates that over 40...
Nearly 21 million people in the United States have diabetes, according to the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Approximately 6.2 million of these people are not aware they have the disease. The CDC also estimates that over 40...
Nearly 21 million people in the...
03/03/2006
Podiatry Today
03/03/2006
David Edward Marcinko, MBA
Fees are down, expenses are up and the days of fat profit margins for physicians are over. Managed care in some form is here to stay. The tidal wave of baby boomers approaching retirement suggests the pendulum will not swing back to the “good...
Fees are down, expenses are up and the days of fat profit margins for physicians are over. Managed care in some form is here to stay. The tidal wave of baby boomers approaching retirement suggests the pendulum will not swing back to the “good...
Fees are down, expenses are up...
03/03/2006
Podiatry Today
03/03/2006
Jeff A. Hall
I have long since given up looking for logic from the Bush administration. However, the recently proposed cuts in funding for diabetes research certainly fly in the face of very disturbing statistics about the prevalence and impact of this...
I have long since given up looking for logic from the Bush administration. However, the recently proposed cuts in funding for diabetes research certainly fly in the face of very disturbing statistics about the prevalence and impact of this...
I have long since given up...
03/03/2006
Podiatry Today
03/03/2006
Jerome K. Steck, DPM, FACFAS; George Vito, DPM
I read the recent article “A New Solution For The Arthritic Ankle?” (see page 36, December 2005) with interest. I applaud the authors for their work and agree that this is an option for patients with degenerative joint disease of the ankle....
I read the recent article “A New Solution For The Arthritic Ankle?” (see page 36, December 2005) with interest. I applaud the authors for their work and agree that this is an option for patients with degenerative joint disease of the ankle....
I read the recent article “A New...
03/03/2006
Podiatry Today
Continuing Education
Education
03/03/2006
Peter A. Blume, DPM, FACFAS; Jared T. Wilkinson, DPM; Jonathan J. Key, DPM, FACFAS
Due to the nature of the disease, the diabetic patient population has an increased risk of developing nail abnormalities, including onychocryptosis, onychomycosis and other nail structure malformations and injuries. Over one-third of diabetic...
Due to the nature of the disease, the diabetic patient population has an increased risk of developing nail abnormalities, including onychocryptosis, onychomycosis and other nail structure malformations and injuries. Over one-third of diabetic...
Due to the nature of the...
03/03/2006
Podiatry Today
Column
News and Trends
03/03/2006
Brian McCurdy
The benefits of exercise in preventing diabetes and improving general health are well established. Can exercise also facilitate improved wound healing among older adults? A recent study in the Journal of Gerontology: Medical Sciences found...
The benefits of exercise in preventing diabetes and improving general health are well established. Can exercise also facilitate improved wound healing among older adults? A recent study in the Journal of Gerontology: Medical Sciences found...
The benefits of exercise in...
03/03/2006
Podiatry Today
Treatment Dilemmas
03/03/2006
Babak Baravarian, DPM, FACFAS; Justin Franson, DPM
As practitioners of the foot and ankle, some conditions and their treatment options become second nature to us. For example, it seems we are fairly comfortable with the treatment options associated with a degenerated first metatarsophalangeal...
As practitioners of the foot and ankle, some conditions and their treatment options become second nature to us. For example, it seems we are fairly comfortable with the treatment options associated with a degenerated first metatarsophalangeal...
As practitioners of the foot and...
03/03/2006
Podiatry Today
Clinical Solutions in Practice
03/03/2006
Anthony Leone
Whether clinicians are combating painful symptoms associated with osteoarthritis or easing the postoperative pain of patients, clinicians have found a key ally with a medication that has been around for 30 years. A non-selective,...
Whether clinicians are combating painful symptoms associated with osteoarthritis or easing the postoperative pain of patients, clinicians have found a key ally with a medication that has been around for 30 years. A non-selective,...
Whether clinicians are combating...
03/03/2006
Podiatry Today
Diabetes Watch
03/03/2006
Glenn Weinraub, DPM, FACFAS
It is well established that poorly controlled diabetes mellitus leads to vasculopathy, immunopathy and neuropathy, all of which may contribute to osteopathy. However, in order to understand the nuances of bone healing in the diabetic...
It is well established that poorly controlled diabetes mellitus leads to vasculopathy, immunopathy and neuropathy, all of which may contribute to osteopathy. However, in order to understand the nuances of bone healing in the diabetic...
It is well established that...
03/03/2006
Podiatry Today
Clinical Solutions in Practice
03/03/2006
Anthony Leone
Whether clinicians are combating painful symptoms associated with osteoarthritis or easing the postoperative pain of patients, clinicians have found a key ally with a medication that has been around for 30 years. A non-selective,...
Whether clinicians are combating painful symptoms associated with osteoarthritis or easing the postoperative pain of patients, clinicians have found a key ally with a medication that has been around for 30 years. A non-selective,...
Whether clinicians are combating...
03/03/2006
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