M. Joel Morse, DPM, FASPD, FASPS, FABPM

Feature

A Closer Look At Soft Tissue Augmentation With Dermal Fillers

11/26/2018

M. Joel Morse , DPM, FASPD, FASPS, FABPM;

Could dermal fillers have an impact on the plantar surface of the foot? With this in mind, this author discusses potential complications with loss or atrophy of the plantar fat pad, and reviews the properties and potential of dermal filler...

Could dermal fillers have an...

11/26/2018

Podiatry Today

Dermatology Diagnosis

When A Patient Has An Unusual Growth On A Toe

04/03/2008

M. Joel Morse , DPM, FASPD, FASPS, FABPM;

A 43-year-old African-American male presents to the office with an irritated fourth toe with no known trauma to the toe. There is a horny projection of skin coming from the posterior nail fold with a nail-like structure at the tip. It has...

A 43-year-old African-American...

04/03/2008

Podiatry Today

Feature

Keys To Diagnosing And Treating Dystrophic Toenails

10/24/2019

M. Joel Morse , DPM, FASPD, FASPS, FABPM;

Abnormal toenails are a common concern among podiatric patients. In a thorough review of the literature on dystrophic toenails, this author emphasizes key principles in the diagnostic workup, pertinent clinical signs to aid in the...

Abnormal toenails are a common...

10/24/2019

Podiatry Today

Education

A Guide To Topical Steroid Use For Dermatological Conditions

06/03/2008

M. Joel Morse , DPM, FASPD, FASPS, FABPM;

Please click here for the full Continuing Medical Education article: http://www.naccme.com/program/n-481/ Given the wide variety of topical steroids, this author reviews the potency and absorption of these agents, the pros and cons of...

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06/03/2008

Podiatry Today

Dermatology Diagnosis

Diagnosing A Solitary Purple Lesion On The Fifth Toe

11/17/2017

M. Joel Morse , DPM, FASPD, FASPS, FABPM;

Israel Santander , DPM;

A 55-year-old male presented with a three-month history of a single slow-growing red lesion to the medial aspect of the left fifth digit with notable albeit minimal pain. He is healthy and not of Eastern European descent, is immunocompetent...

A 55-year-old male presented...

11/17/2017

Podiatry Today

Dermatology Diagnosis

Treating The Acute Onset Of An Asymptomatic Solitary Blister

11/20/2012

M. Joel Morse , DPM, FASPD, FASPS, FABPM;

A 68-year-old Caucasian female presented to the office with acute onset of a solitary, asymptomatic, spontaneous, tense blister of three days’ duration on the lateral aspect of the right great toe.

A 68-year-old Caucasian female...

11/20/2012

Podiatry Today