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Pediatric Flatfoot: When Do You Treat It?

Russell G. Volpe, DPM | 3652 reads | 0 comments

In recent years, there has been much discussion over what criteria should prompt the treatment of pediatric flatfoot and when one should not treat it. This author discusses the consequences of pediatric flatfoot, the pathomechanics of the condition and recommendations for when one should treat it.




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Essential Insights On Treating Psoriatic Lesions In The Lower Extremity

M. Joel Morse, DPM | 3358 reads | 0 comments

Patients with psoriasis can present with multiple levels of involvement and with different types of the chronic condition. Accordingly, this author discusses the presentation of the condition, offers keys to diagnosis and reviews a variety of treatment options, including topical agents and combination therapy.




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Addressing A Gangrenous Fifth Digit

Valerie L. Schade, DPM, AACFAS | 2120 reads | 0 comments

In a case study involving a gangrenous fifth digit in an 88-year-old patient, this author discusses the use of a minimum incision ray resection and fillet of toe flap after appropriate revascularization to facilitate more expeditious healing and limb salvage.




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