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Wounds and wound prevention in the feet -Thursday, August 27, 2020

Managing foot wounds in the decompensated patient.

One of the greatest challenges in foot care is wound prevention and wound management. Wounds come in all shapes and sizes, but there’s always one common denominator in wound care; a decompensated patient. What is a decompensated patient? A decom...

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The beauty of running – just you and your shoes -Friday, July 24, 2020

Strip down, lace up and go. Recreational running is just about you and your shoes.

The simplistic beauty of running is about you and your shoes. Strip down, lace up and go is what allows you to sneak in a quick run after work. And in these crazy pandemic days, running can represent everything be...

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Re-opening society - how standard precautions can save lives -Wednesday, May 20, 2020

Standard precautions – what are they and how do they affect our return to an open society

Ask any health care worker what standard precautions are and you’ll get the same answer; treat every patient as if they are infected. Standard precautions are an axiom in health care regardless of whether you...

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Minimal Incision Bunionectomy -Thursday, May 7, 2020

Does a smaller incision make for a better bunionectomy?

Minimal incision surgery (MIS) has improved the surgical outcomes of many types of surgery. For example, in laproscopic surgery a minimal incision approach has a number of short term benefits including decreased infection rates, shorter hospi...

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What’s causing COVID toe? -Tuesday, May 5, 2020

A meta-analysis of contemporary non-academic and academic literature related to the skin condition called COVID toe.

Viral infections are often known to be associated with distinctive skin rashes. It is not uncommon to see skin rashes cases of viral pneumonia and more communicable diseases such as...

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Managing foot wounds in the decompensated patient.

Strip down, lace up and go. Recreational running is just about you and your shoes.

Standard precautions – what are they and how do they affect our return to an open society

Does a smaller incision make for a better bunionectomy?

A meta-analysis of contemporary non-academic and academic literature related to the skin condition called COVID toe.

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Due to annual inventory counting, and the Thanksgiving holiday, any orders placed after 1pm EST on Thursday, November 21st, will be processed Monday, December 2nd. We apologize for any inconvenience and wish you a Happy Thanksgiving!

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Managing foot wounds in the decompensated patient.

Strip down, lace up and go. Recreational running is just about you and your shoes.

Standard precautions – what are they and how do they affect our return to an open society

Does a smaller incision make for a better bunionectomy?

A meta-analysis of contemporary non-academic and academic literature related to the skin condition called COVID toe.

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