Mark Hinkes, DPM, FACFAS, FAPWCA, DABFAS

Mark Hinkes DPM FACFAS FAPWCA DABFAS
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Trauma: The Unrecognized Trigger for Diabetic Foot Ulcers
01/12/2023
The author takes a closer look at mechanical, chemical, and thermal trauma and how they factor into diabetic neuropathy.
The author takes a closer look at mechanical, chemical, and thermal trauma and how they factor into diabetic neuropathy.
The author takes a closer look...
01/12/2023
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Mark Hinkes DPM FACFAS FAPWCA DABFAS
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Patient Education and Prevention of Diabetic Foot Ulcers
11/17/2022
Information on the development of foot ulcers and how to prevent them is a critical component of patient diabetes education and the prevention of foot pathology. How much do your patients know about their foot health and how does that...
Information on the development of foot ulcers and how to prevent them is a critical component of patient diabetes education and the prevention of foot pathology. How much do your patients know about their foot health and how does that...
Information on the development...
11/17/2022
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Mark Hinkes DPM FACFAS FAPWCA DABFAS
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Where I Would Get Health Care If I Had Diabetes
10/25/2022
People with chronic diseases don’t have the luxury of time to wait for proper care.
People with chronic diseases don’t have the luxury of time to wait for proper care.
People with chronic diseases...
10/25/2022
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Mark Hinkes, DPM
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Could a Digital Health Tool in the UK Help Prevent Amputations?
04/26/2022
Read more about a novel system in the United Kingdom that the author feels could make a difference worldwide.
Read more about a novel system in the United Kingdom that the author feels could make a difference worldwide.
Read more about a novel system...
04/26/2022
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Mark Hinkes, DPM
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What Do Medical Records Reveal About the Effectiveness of Care for Diabetic Foot Health?
02/04/2022
Could some of the solutions for the challenges facing diabetic foot care lie within the medical record?
Could some of the solutions for the challenges facing diabetic foot care lie within the medical record?
Could some of the solutions for...
02/04/2022
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Essential Roundtable Insights On Preventing Ulcer Recurrence
Wound Care Q&A
Essential Roundtable Insights On Preventing Ulcer Recurrence
10/28/2020
Once an ulcer heals, the needs of the patient do not cease. Ulcer recurrence is a significant issue in high-risk patients. Accordingly, these panelists share their experiences and protocols, discuss patient education, and offer their thoughts...
Once an ulcer heals, the needs of the patient do not cease. Ulcer recurrence is a significant issue in high-risk patients. Accordingly, these panelists share their experiences and protocols, discuss patient education, and offer their thoughts...
Once an ulcer heals, the needs...
10/28/2020
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Mark Hinkes, DPM
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Diabetes Of The Brain: An Unrecognized Complication Of Small Vessel Disease
08/31/2021
Small vessel disease of the brain is a condition that rarely comes to mind when evaluating a foot wound in a patient with diabetes.
Small vessel disease of the brain is a condition that rarely comes to mind when evaluating a foot wound in a patient with diabetes.
Small vessel disease of the...
08/31/2021
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Caring for "Tweeners" And Their Caregivers
04/12/2021
They may not hear or see very well, and their foot hygiene is not the best. They may walk with a cane or walker, and not very fast. From the corner of my eye, I see how they shuffle their feet with an occasional stumble that would make most...
They may not hear or see very well, and their foot hygiene is not the best. They may walk with a cane or walker, and not very fast. From the corner of my eye, I see how they shuffle their feet with an occasional stumble that would make most...
They may not hear or see very...
04/12/2021
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When Patients With Diabetes Become ‘Bathroom Surgeons’
10/29/2020
David was a new patient who came to my office on an “emergency” basis with a presenting complaint of a wound to the great toe of his left foot. He was 79 years old and had type 2 diabetes controlled by oral medication. He also had arthritis,...
David was a new patient who came to my office on an “emergency” basis with a presenting complaint of a wound to the great toe of his left foot. He was 79 years old and had type 2 diabetes controlled by oral medication. He also had arthritis,...
David was a new patient who came...
10/29/2020
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Hinkes
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When Patients With Diabetes Have Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
03/16/2021
Why do some people with diabetes have such a difficult time controlling their blood sugars while other seem to regulate them with ease? Every person with diabetes has likely received advice that controlling their blood sugars is one of the...
Why do some people with diabetes have such a difficult time controlling their blood sugars while other seem to regulate them with ease? Every person with diabetes has likely received advice that controlling their blood sugars is one of the...
Why do some people with diabetes...
03/16/2021
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