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Timothy Oldani, DPM

Bioabsorbable Implants For Flatfoot: Can They Work?

09/03/2006

Jeffrey Boberg , DPM;

Timothy Oldani , DPM;

Nicholas Martin , DPM;

The balance between technology and clinical practice is difficult to obtain. In the past, technology lagged far behind. Innovative thought and technique was stymied by the inability to develop practical instrumentation and implants. In...

The balance between technology and clinical practice is difficult to obtain. In the past, technology lagged far behind. Innovative thought and technique was stymied by the inability to develop practical instrumentation and implants. In...

The balance between...

09/03/2006

Podiatry Today

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A Guide To Offloading The Diabetic Foot

09/03/2005

Matthew J. Claxton , DPM;

Timothy Oldani , DPM;

Nick Martin , DPM;

Increased plantar foot pressure is a leading cause of ulceration in the diabetic population.1 Healing these ulcers requires adequate blood supply, control of infection, excellent wound care and offloading or pressure redistribution of the...

Increased plantar foot pressure is a leading cause of ulceration in the diabetic population.1 Healing these ulcers requires adequate blood supply, control of infection, excellent wound care and offloading or pressure redistribution of the...

Increased plantar foot...

09/03/2005

Podiatry Today

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Hard to Heal Wounds

08/23/2024

Timothy Oldani , DPM;

Dr. Oldani discusses several challenging surgical cases involving difficult-to-heal wounds.

Dr. Oldani discusses several challenging surgical cases involving difficult-to-heal wounds.

Dr. Oldani discusses several...

08/23/2024

Foot and Ankle Surgery Institute

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Implementing ERAS Protocols Throughout Patient Peri-Op Journey: Reductions in Complications

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