Andrew H. Rice, DPM, FACFAS

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Will Diabetic Limb Preservation Be A Priority In The New Health Care System?

01/15/2010

In contemplating what I should post in my first blog for Podiatry Today, I reviewed several published articles describing procedures that have interested me. I initially thought I would write about techniques I have integrated into my...

In contemplating what I should...

01/15/2010

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Practice Builders

Keeping Patients In Your Practice: A New Paradigm For Treating Infections

11/23/2009

Andrew H. Rice , DPM, FACFAS;

It is vital to have a network of multidisciplinary specialists to whom one can refer patients. While appropriate referrals are key to ensuring optimal outcomes, the DPM should take the lead in facilitating the best treatment choices for...

It is vital to have a network...

11/23/2009

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Wound Care Q&A

Progress In Wound Care And Limb Salvage: Yesterday, Today And Beyond

07/01/2021

Andrew H. Rice , DPM, FACFAS;

Barbara J. Aung , DPM, CWS, FAPWHc, CPMA;

Kazu Suzuki , DPM, CWS;

Medicine is a field of continuous innovation, and limb salvage is no exception. Here the panelists discuss their observations and experiences over their years of practice regarding developments that have made an impact for patients, along...

Medicine is a field of...

07/01/2021

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Diabetes Watch

A Closer Look At Pharmacologic Compounds For Painful Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy

01/27/2014

Andrew H. Rice , DPM, FACFAS;

Sarah Edgar , DPM;

The treatment of diabetic neuropathic pain is complex and often unsatisfactory clinical results plague the patient with diabetes and the treating physician. Historically, physicians have used systemic pharmacologic treatments with mixed...

The treatment of diabetic...

01/27/2014

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Diabetes Watch

A Closer Look At Acellular Dermal Matrices For Chronic Diabetic Foot Ulcers

10/26/2012

Mallory Przbylski , DPM;

Andrew H. Rice , DPM, FACFAS;

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), greater than 60 percent of non-traumatic lower extremity amputations occur in patients with diabetes.1 It is clear one can attribute this to diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs),...

According to the Centers for...

10/26/2012

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Pertinent Insights On Biologic Matrices For Soft Tissue Repair

07/27/2011

Erin Mathews , DPM;

Andrew H. Rice , DPM, FACFAS;

Given the emergence of biologic matrices, these authors examine the biologic and biomechanical potential of these modalities in the lower extremity. They also offer a review of the current research on these therapies and provide a pertinent...

Given the emergence of biologic...

07/27/2011

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How To Address Hypertrophic And Keloid Scars

12/30/2009

Andrew H. Rice , DPM, FACFAS;

The management of scars has come a long way over the years but still poses a significant problem both to the physician and the patient. This author reviews the clinical presentation of abnormal scars as well as the development of numerous...

The management of scars has come...

12/30/2009

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A Closer Look At An Emerging Plating System For First MPJ Arthrodesis

02/29/2016

Andrew H. Rice , DPM, FACFAS;

Sarah Russell , DPM;

These authors explore the use of an innovative plating system, which provides more stability and reportedly facilitates immediate protected weightbearing after first metatarsophalangeal joint (MPJ) arthrodesis.

These authors explore the use of...

02/29/2016

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