Volume 35 - Issue 3 - March 2022

Feature

Intraoperative Imaging Pearls for Foot and Ankle Surgeons

03/31/2022

Foot and ankle surgeons commonly use intraoperative imaging assess fracture reduction, fixation placement, deformity correction, and the need for additional procedures. While intraoperative imaging has apparent benefits, it can also lead to...

Foot and ankle surgeons commonly...

03/31/2022

Podiatry Today

Feature

Is Fellowship the Best Pathway After Residency?

03/09/2022

Sandra Raynor , DPM, FACFAS;

Elizabeth A. Ansert , MA, DPM, MBA;

In this feature, the authors share their perspectives on the pros and cons of pursuing fellowship training after residency.

In this feature, the authors...

03/09/2022

Podiatry Today

Feature

Apps You and Your Patients With Diabetes Should Know

03/03/2022

Adrianna Cantu , CWS, FACCWS, DAPWCA;

As our world becomes increasingly more digitally connected, new resources and tools continue to emerge that can apply to patient care. Here the author examines available mobile applications that could impact treatment pathways and optimize...

As our world becomes...

03/03/2022

Podiatry Today

Feature

How Might Regulations on Human Cell, Tissue and Cellular, and Tissue-based Products (HCT/Ps) Affect Your Practice?

03/01/2022

Valerie L. Marmolejo (Schade) , DPM, MS, CTBS, MWC, FACFAS, FACFAOM;

Regulations can change and evolve for many treatment options available to podiatrists and their patients. However, 2021 brought changes to the world of human cell, tissue and cellular, and tissue-based products. In this article, the author...

Regulations can change and...

03/01/2022

Podiatry Today

Piperacillin-tazobactam-Induced Pneumonitis: A Clinical Case Study

03/25/2022

Alex Pilkinton , DPM;

William Urbas , DPM, FACFAS;

Deep N. Shah , DPM, MBA;

Here the authors present a case of a 46-year-old male patient admitted with a localized necrotizing soft tissue infection of the right foot that developed unusual and rare delayed hypersensitivity pneumonitis from the antibiotic...

Here the authors present a case...

03/25/2022

Podiatry Today

A Closer Look at the “Goalpost” Technique for Distal Chevron Osteotomy Provisional Fixation

03/23/2022

Dekarlos M. Dial , DPM, FACFAS;

Clark K. Brackney , DPM;

Cody D. Blazek , DPM;

Hayden L. Hoffler , DPM, AACFAS;

Nicholas S. Powers , DPM, AACFAS;

Patrick R. Burns , DPM, FACFAS, FASPS;

This article presents a novel technique for temporary fixation for the distal Chevron osteotomy for hallux valgus. The authors theorize that the use of this “goalpost” technique produces a simple, stable, and reproducible outcome that...

This article presents a novel...

03/23/2022

Podiatry Today

Column

Forum

What is a “Normal” Foot?

03/21/2022

Kevin A. Kirby , DPM, MS;

What is our definition of "normal" when it comes to the human foot? Is there really such a thing? In this article, the author ponders this question and proposes an alternate way of thinking.

What is our definition of...

03/21/2022

Podiatry Today

Wound Care Q&A

The Rise of the Machine: Can Artificial Intelligence Impact Wound Care Outcomes?

03/18/2022

Windy E. Cole , DPM, CWSP, FACCWS;

Barbara J. Aung , DPM, CWS, FAPWHc, CPMA;

Brian D. Lepow , DPM;

Eric J. Lullove , DPM, CWSP, FACCWS, FAPWCA;

Matthew G. Garoufalis , DPM, FASPS, FACFAOM, CWS;

Over the past several years, artificial intelligence (AI)-based innovation in the medical field has emerged, including in various types of imaging. How might such technology apply to the field of wound care?

Over the past several years,...

03/18/2022

Podiatry Today

Surgical Pearls

Reviewing 30 Years of Cases of Idiopathic Hallux Varus

03/14/2022

Shiv Mehta , DPM;

A. Douglas Spitalny , DPM, FACFAS;

Does hallux varus present to podiatric offices more than we realize? Here the author outlines his experience over 30 years and contends that this condition can appear even under unexpected circumstances.

Does hallux varus present to...

03/14/2022

Podiatry Today