A veterinary drug, xylazine, is being found with alarming frequency as an adulterant to street drugs such as opioids and heroin. Podiatrists may uniquely encounter one of the documented adverse effects of this drug. In this feature, the...
A veterinary drug, xylazine, is being found with alarming frequency as an adulterant to street drugs such as opioids and heroin. Podiatrists may uniquely encounter one of the documented adverse effects of this drug. In this feature, the...
Myths about lower extremity skin conditions can beset not only patients, but practitioners as well. In a follow-up to a 2022 article, this author dispels myths about certain conditions and medications, taking a closer look at the evidence for...
Myths about lower extremity skin conditions can beset not only patients, but practitioners as well. In a follow-up to a 2022 article, this author dispels myths about certain conditions and medications, taking a closer look at the evidence for...
The authors acknowledge that although many athletes will return to competitive sport by 4 months postop, self-reported full recovery to desired performance levels can be more prolonged.
The authors acknowledge that although many athletes will return to competitive sport by 4 months postop, self-reported full recovery to desired performance levels can be more prolonged.
Patrick A. DeHeer, DPM, FACFAS, FASPS, FFPM, RCPS(Glasg)
One of my favorite conferences to participate in is the Notre Dame Orthopedic Society Symposium. The conference is a tremendous event. I have been fortunate enough to speak at it for the past 3 years—the past 2 years as the only podiatric...
One of my favorite conferences to participate in is the Notre Dame Orthopedic Society Symposium. The conference is a tremendous event. I have been fortunate enough to speak at it for the past 3 years—the past 2 years as the only podiatric...
This author comments on painful diabetic peripheral neuropathy from a neurosurgical point of view, including the importance of patient education, and how spinal cord stimulation may play a role.
This author comments on painful diabetic peripheral neuropathy from a neurosurgical point of view, including the importance of patient education, and how spinal cord stimulation may play a role.
