Jeffrey Gusenoff, MD

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What You Should Know About Perforating Fat Injections For Chronic Plantar Fasciitis

04/25/2018

Focusing on a 32-year-old woman with chronic plantar fasciitis, these authors explore the novel technique of perforating fat injections into the plantar fascia for heel pain. Plantar fasciitis is the most common cause of heel pain,...

Focusing on a 32-year-old woman...

04/25/2018

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Key Insights On Fat Grafting For Heel Fat Pad Atrophy

01/31/2017

Beth Freeling Gusenoff , DPM, FACFAS;

Jeffrey Gusenoff , MD;

Emphasizing the potential benefits of autologous fat pad grafting in restoring the heel and improving function, these authors detail the treatment of a 64-year-old patient who had bilateral heel pain for five years despite conservative...

Emphasizing the potential...

01/31/2017

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Assessing The Impact Of Plantar Fat Pad Atrophy And Emerging Treatments

03/29/2021

Beth Freeling Gusenoff , DPM, FACFAS;

Jeffrey Gusenoff , MD;

Painful plantar fat pad atrophy is a common, yet poorly understood patient concern. Here the authors share their experience, along with evidence from the literature, regarding available treatment options for both the forefoot and heel along...

Painful plantar fat pad atrophy...

03/29/2021

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A Closer Look at a Novel Device for Foot Offloading

11/01/2022

Beth Freeling Gusenoff , DPM, FACFAS;

Jeffrey Gusenoff , MD;

Effective offloading is a consistent concern for both patients and providers. Here the authors present a novel option for clinicians to consider.

Effective offloading is a...

11/01/2022

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Can Autologous Fat Grafting Help Address Fat Pad Atrophy In Patients With Diabetes?

04/20/2016

Jeffrey Gusenoff , MD;

Beth Freeling Gusenoff , DPM, FACFAS;

The feet support the entire body and are subject to repetitive mechanical trauma throughout a lifetime, thereby propagating the atrophy of the plantar fat pad. Fat pad degradation is a common cause of callus formation, pain and ulceration.

The feet support the entire body...

04/20/2016

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