Volume 20 - Issue 6 - June 2007
Continuing Education »
A Guide To Conservative Care For Adult-Acquired Flatfoot
Given the challenges of treating the common condition of adult-acquired flatfoot, this author reviews the literature and shares insights from his clinical experience.
Practice Builders »
Strategic Marketing: Can It Take Your Practice To The Next Level?
The medical industry has changed tremendously in recent years. You can no longer sit back and wait for patients to come to you. Patients are demanding quality care, timely service and, most importantly, customer satisfaction.
New Products »
Vacuum Up The Dust
When grinding nails, DPMs can expose themselves to dust but a new device may protect them.
The portable BATVAC comes with a sheath that can be attached to drills, according to the manufacturer Jan L. The company says the product efficiently collects dust right at the bur.
Technology In Practice »
A Closer Look At An Emerging Sinus Tarsi Implant
When an implant offers benefits such as less traumatic insertion, no post-op casting and minimal post-op recovery time, it may be worthwhile to consider such an implant for the correction of hyperpronation.
The HyProCure Sinus Tarsi Implant offers a minimally invasive surgical remedy for hyperpronation, according to Gramedica, the manufacturer of the device. The company says the implant facilitates accurate placement and less traumatic insertion than other implants.
When it comes to treating patients who present with hyperpronation, Benjamin Weaver, DPM, has found “a significant increas
Forum »
Learning From Heroes Within And Outside Podiatry
Some of the real heroes in podiatry are not DPMs. I learned to think of podiatry as an isolated body during my Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine days. We learned the only thing we had to fear was fear itself and orthopods.
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