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Are Orthotics Always The Answer For Hallux Limitus?

11/23/2020

A runner recently contacted me about his recent diagnosis with hallux limitus and bone spurs. He shared that he usually runs about 15 miles each week and uses Brooks Ghost running shoes. This patient would like to keep running but would...

A runner recently contacted me...

11/23/2020

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Podcasts

A Closer Look At The New ACR Guidelines On Gout Treatment

10/02/2020

Given that gout reportedly affects approximately 9.2 million people in the United States, Dr.

Given that gout reportedly...

10/02/2020

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Podcasts

Current Perspectives On The Use Of NSAIDs

07/10/2020

In this podcast, Dr. Smith reviews the pharmacology of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and shares important characteristics of specific medications regarding indications, safety and adverse events. Additionally, Dr. Smith...

In this podcast, Dr. Smith...

07/10/2020

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Is This The Right Match? Six Key Things To Assess With Residency Programs

01/22/2020

David Bishop , DPM;

Match season is almost upon us. The fourth year of podiatry school is a very busy time. Students spend one month with programs that they may wish to attend for residency. In that short period of time, they need to decide if they like the...

Match season is almost upon us....

01/22/2020

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Feature

Physician Burnout: Recognizing The Warning Signs and Keys To Prevention

01/17/2020

Jennifer J. Spector , DPM, FACFAS;

Statistically, physician burnout is likely impacting someone you know, quite possibly even yourself. The ramifications of this phenomenon can be devastating, life-altering and further reaching than one may initially think. With this in mind,...

Statistically, physician burnout...

01/17/2020

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Evaluating The Use Of Capsaicin-Impregnated Compression Socks

01/10/2020

Jodi Schoenhaus , DPM;

Clinicians have utilized compression therapy for decades to ensure a one-way flow of the circulatory system in order to counteract the negative outcomes of edema. Clinicians are familiar with venous insufficiency, lymphatic dysfunction and...

Clinicians have utilized...

01/10/2020

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What Role Do Second Opinions Play In Podiatric Practice?

01/09/2020

Richard L. Blake , DPM, FAAPSM;

After over 40 years practicing the science and art of podiatry, I fully appreciate the role of second opinions in the treatment of injuries and other foot and ankle pathology. I am fortunate to work at an institution (Saint Francis Memorial...

After over 40 years practicing...

01/09/2020

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Residency Corner

How Do Non-Podiatric Rotations Contribute To Podiatric Residency Education?

01/07/2020

David Bernstein , DPM, FACFAS;

Joseph Altepeter , DPM;

Sahab K. Danesh , DPM;

Nicole Zahn , DPM, MS;

As parity with MD and DO colleagues becomes increasingly important, these second-year resident panelists discuss their experiences with non-podiatric rotations and their associated challenges and triumphs. Additionally, they share advice for...

As parity with MD and DO...

01/07/2020

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Is Supervised Physical Therapy Better Than Self-Directed Treatment For Plantar Heel Pain?

01/06/2020

Douglas Richie Jr., DPM, FACFAS, FAAPSM;

When it comes to patients presenting with plantar heel pain, clinicians routinely recommend a home treatment program, which usually includes stretching of the plantar fascia, the calf musculature and the Achilles tendon.1,2 The question is:...

When it comes to patients...

01/06/2020

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