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Point-Counterpoint: Are Acellular Dermal Matrices More Effective Than Fibroblast-Derived Dermal Substitutes?
Yes. Citing the literature, enhanced sterility and ease of use, Howard Kimmel, DPM, says human acellular dermal matrices are an effective option for wound care.
No. Alexander Reyzelman, DPM, says the role that fibroblasts play in facilitating the healing of chronic wounds is well established whereas questions abound for acellular dermal matrices, which lack high-quality supporting evidence.
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Treating Chronic Sesamoiditis With ESWT
These authors discuss the use of ESWT to treat a professional football player who previously failed various conservative modalities for chronic sesamoiditis.
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Why It Pays To Pursue A Fellowship
This author discusses her experience in a diabetic limb salvage research fellowship and the rewards residents can gain if they choose a fellowship.
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Supplements and Special Projects
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When Patients Ask About Barefoot Running And Minimalist Shoes
Chances are that you have had a patient or two ask for your opinion on barefoot running or minimalist shoes. Accordingly, these panelists share their perspectives on the recent surge of interest in these topics, review pertinent keys to patient assessment and discuss common injuries they have seen.
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The Gift Of Generosity With Poor Patients
Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.
— Matthew 25: 31-46
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Keys To Managing Severe Onychomycosis
Given the prevalence of onychomycosis and its varied clinical presentation, this author discusses the evolution of diagnostic testing and offers insights on the roles of various modalities in the treatment of severe onychomycosis.
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