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When Dermoscopy Can Be Helpful In Differentiating Between A Wart And A Callus
04/25/2018
Often my coworkers will have me perform a “drive-by consult” on their patients to determine if a plantar lesion is a wart or a callus.
Often my coworkers will have me perform a “drive-by consult” on their patients to determine if a plantar lesion is a wart or a callus.
Often my coworkers will have me...
04/25/2018
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Pertinent Insights On The Potential Of Fat Transfer To The Dorsum Of The Foot
04/24/2018
04/24/2018
Podiatry Today
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Should You Code This Patient Visit As An E/M Or A Post-Op Visit?
04/23/2018
A coding colleague and I recently disagreed on how to code a patient visit. I will share both of our opinions with you and would love to hear what you think in the “comments” section below. A patient with poorly controlled diabetes had a...
A coding colleague and I recently disagreed on how to code a patient visit. I will share both of our opinions with you and would love to hear what you think in the “comments” section below. A patient with poorly controlled diabetes had a...
A coding colleague and I...
04/23/2018
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Another Perspective On First Metatarsal Rotation And The Lapidus Bunionectomy
04/20/2018
There has been a lot of attention recently on the Lapidus procedure in regard to its ability to correct a hallux valgus deformity by addressing three planes of motion.
There has been a lot of attention recently on the Lapidus procedure in regard to its ability to correct a hallux valgus deformity by addressing three planes of motion.
There has been a lot of...
04/20/2018
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What I Learned At The Best Biomechanics Conference That Hardly Any DPMs Attended
04/19/2018
Actually, the best and brightest in the biomechanics community attended the 2018 International Foot and Ankle Biomechanics (i-FAB) Conference this past week in New York City. Unfortunately, only a few podiatric physicians were there. Yes,...
Actually, the best and brightest in the biomechanics community attended the 2018 International Foot and Ankle Biomechanics (i-FAB) Conference this past week in New York City. Unfortunately, only a few podiatric physicians were there. Yes,...
Actually, the best and brightest...
04/19/2018
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Striving To Report Author Conflicts Of Interest More Accurately
04/18/2018
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Open Payments Database (OPD) began publishing industry payments to physicians in 2013 as a legislative means to improve transparency in healthcare.1 Unfortunately, many authors in...
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Open Payments Database (OPD) began publishing industry payments to physicians in 2013 as a legislative means to improve transparency in healthcare.1 Unfortunately, many authors in...
The Centers for Medicare and...
04/18/2018
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Why Don’t More Patients With Diabetes Grasp The Seriousness Of Their Disease?
04/13/2018
I am often in profound disbelief at how my patients with diabetes and the lay public as well do not understand the destructive nature of diabetes. I discuss this with all my patients with diabetes at each and every visit. I cannot count how...
I am often in profound disbelief at how my patients with diabetes and the lay public as well do not understand the destructive nature of diabetes. I discuss this with all my patients with diabetes at each and every visit. I cannot count how...
I am often in profound disbelief...
04/13/2018
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You Matched With A Residency Program. Now What?
04/12/2018
First, early congratulations to the podiatric medical schools’ Class of 2018 on completing the arduous task of studying for and completing residency interviews as well as studying for and taking the boards exam.
First, early congratulations to the podiatric medical schools’ Class of 2018 on completing the arduous task of studying for and completing residency interviews as well as studying for and taking the boards exam.
First, early congratulations to...
04/12/2018
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Hallux Limitus/Rigidus: When Do We Allow Motion And When Do We Restrict Motion?
04/11/2018
When treating a patient with hallux limitus or rigidus, you want to allow the joint to move as much as it can so it will not freeze up. There are times when patients will do something that requires too much painful motion, and then you should...
When treating a patient with hallux limitus or rigidus, you want to allow the joint to move as much as it can so it will not freeze up. There are times when patients will do something that requires too much painful motion, and then you should...
When treating a patient with...
04/11/2018
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Why ‘Cuboid Syndrome’ Is A Misnomer
04/06/2018
First off, I would like to say that I’m honored that Podiatry Today asked me to write a biomechanics/orthotics DPM Blog. I know some big names have been doing posts like this for years, folks like Rich Blake, DPM, and Doug Richie, DPM, among...
First off, I would like to say that I’m honored that Podiatry Today asked me to write a biomechanics/orthotics DPM Blog. I know some big names have been doing posts like this for years, folks like Rich Blake, DPM, and Doug Richie, DPM, among...
First off, I would like to say...
04/06/2018
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