Kathleen Trotter, DPM

A Closer Look At Drilling And Cartilage Replacement For Talar Dome Lesions

01/26/2015

John F. Grady , DPM, FACFAS, FACPM, FAAPSM, FASPS, FFPM;

While there are indications for a variety of reparative or restorative techniques for talar dome lesions, these authors review the literature and advantages of retrograde drilling and juvenile particulated cartilage for these complex lesions,...

While there are indications for...

01/26/2015

Podiatry Today

Surgical Pearls

Do Superconstructs Offer More Biomechanically Sound Fixation Principles For Charcot?

12/15/2015

Kathleen Trotter , DPM;

John F. Grady , DPM, FACFAS, FACPM, FAAPSM, FASPS, FFPM;

Charcot foot and ankle reconstruction is a challenge few surgeons are willing to undertake and yet the demand for the specialty is ever increasing. The correlation between diabetic neuropathy and Charcot neuroarthropathy is no mystery. On the...

Charcot foot and ankle...

12/15/2015

Podiatry Today

Surgical Pearls

Why We Should Consider Arthroscopic Treatment For The Chronically Diseased Sesamoid

02/24/2014

John F. Grady , DPM, FACFAS, FACPM, FAAPSM, FASPS, FFPM;

Kathleen Trotter , DPM;

Although hallux valgus and hallux limitus comprise the majority of first ray pathology, sesamoid disorders are not uncommon and may even carry greater morbidity that demands attention. A generic diagnosis of sesamoiditis may encompass...

Although hallux valgus and...

02/24/2014

Podiatry Today