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Is Nerve Pain A Possibility In A Case Of Chronic Sesamoiditis?
11/13/2019
I was recently asked for medical advice by a young lady, who had sesamoiditis for a long while. While she had heard various opinions on treatment for the condition, she noted that a very smart physical therapist told her the pain may be...
I was recently asked for medical advice by a young lady, who had sesamoiditis for a long while. While she had heard various opinions on treatment for the condition, she noted that a very smart physical therapist told her the pain may be...
I was recently asked for medical...
11/13/2019
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Recognizing The Utility Of Biomarkers In Podiatric Practice And Future Applications
11/12/2019
Lecturers recently discussed “biomarkers” at the Symposium on Advanced Wound Care Fall (SAWC Fall) 2019 in Las Vegas last month. Attending different lectures, I started to realize that although the term biomarker seems new, biomarkers are...
Lecturers recently discussed “biomarkers” at the Symposium on Advanced Wound Care Fall (SAWC Fall) 2019 in Las Vegas last month. Attending different lectures, I started to realize that although the term biomarker seems new, biomarkers are...
Lecturers recently discussed...
11/12/2019
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Using A Dermal Graft Filler To Facilitate Wound Healing In A 93-Year-Old Patient
11/08/2019
A 93-year-old woman with a rigid rearfoot and severe pes planovalgus presented to our office with a small Grade 1 ulceration on her plantar medial hallux that extended through subcutaneous tissue.
A 93-year-old woman with a rigid rearfoot and severe pes planovalgus presented to our office with a small Grade 1 ulceration on her plantar medial hallux that extended through subcutaneous tissue.
A 93-year-old woman with a rigid...
11/08/2019
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Where Are We With NSAIDs And Postoperative Bone Healing?
11/07/2019
The opioid epidemic brings to light the very real and challenging nature of post-operative pain control in our surgical and non-surgical patients. Multimodal pain management includes non-pharmacologic therapy such as ice, physical therapy and...
The opioid epidemic brings to light the very real and challenging nature of post-operative pain control in our surgical and non-surgical patients. Multimodal pain management includes non-pharmacologic therapy such as ice, physical therapy and...
The opioid epidemic brings to...
11/07/2019
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Study Supports Root Theory Principle Of Neutral Suspension Casting For Orthoses
11/06/2019
Root theory is not dead! In fact, a relatively recent study of patients with functional hallux limitus validated the practice of neutral suspension casting and fabrication of true functional foot orthoses.1 It is interesting that the only...
Root theory is not dead! In fact, a relatively recent study of patients with functional hallux limitus validated the practice of neutral suspension casting and fabrication of true functional foot orthoses.1 It is interesting that the only...
Root theory is not dead! In...
11/06/2019
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Limb Preservation With Concomitant Renal Failure: More Common, Complex And Costly Than Ever Before
10/31/2019
Recently, Sigi, Rumenapf and Morbach along with their colleagues in Germany published some important data on end-stage renal disease (ESRD) and critical limb ischemia (CLI).1 Each of these conditions are associated with high rates of...
Recently, Sigi, Rumenapf and Morbach along with their colleagues in Germany published some important data on end-stage renal disease (ESRD) and critical limb ischemia (CLI).1 Each of these conditions are associated with high rates of...
Recently, Sigi, Rumenapf and...
10/31/2019
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Do Subspecialties Have A Place In Podiatry?
10/30/2019
I recently read an online discussion about having limited podiatry specialty practices. The debate centered around why there is not specific training for, or specific practices devoted to, a subspecialty of podiatry, such as pediatrics,...
I recently read an online discussion about having limited podiatry specialty practices. The debate centered around why there is not specific training for, or specific practices devoted to, a subspecialty of podiatry, such as pediatrics,...
I recently read an online...
10/30/2019
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Could Extracorporeal Pulse Activated Therapy (EPAT) Have An Impact For Forefoot Pathology?
10/25/2019
In a recent lecture at the American Association for Women Podiatrists’ Scientific Conference, Stephen Kominsky, DPM reviewed the relevant anatomy and biomechanics involved with treating predislocation syndrome and overlapping second toe, and...
In a recent lecture at the American Association for Women Podiatrists’ Scientific Conference, Stephen Kominsky, DPM reviewed the relevant anatomy and biomechanics involved with treating predislocation syndrome and overlapping second toe, and...
In a recent lecture at the...
10/25/2019
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Can Procalcitonin Help Predict The Severity Of Lower Extremity Infections?
10/23/2019
There is yet more data supporting the use of procalcitonin as a marker for lower extremity infection. Meloni, Uccioli and colleagues in Italy recently published a study in the Journal of Diabetes Research evaluating the prognostic role of...
There is yet more data supporting the use of procalcitonin as a marker for lower extremity infection. Meloni, Uccioli and colleagues in Italy recently published a study in the Journal of Diabetes Research evaluating the prognostic role of...
There is yet more data...
10/23/2019
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Safer Steps Into Social Media: A Primer For Podiatrists
10/17/2019
Social media has changed the way we interact in healthcare. This includes everything from how we refer patients to how we pat ourselves on the back. Obvious platforms include Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn. Each has its own pros and cons....
Social media has changed the way we interact in healthcare. This includes everything from how we refer patients to how we pat ourselves on the back. Obvious platforms include Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn. Each has its own pros and cons....
Social media has changed the way...
10/17/2019
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