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- Presents the best evidence for clinical decision-making for common conditions of the foot and ankle
- Covers both surgical and non-surgical approaches to conditions and injuries to the toenail, toe joints, midfoot and ankle
- A valuable and handy resource for podiatrists, orthopedic surgeons, and residents, fellows and trainees
This practical text reviews the most recent literature supporting clinical decisions regarding over a dozen common foot and ankle conditions, along with presentations of the techniques themselves, both surgical and non-surgical. The conditions are presented anatomically from forefoot to ankle, beginning with issues surrounding toenails, such as fungal infection and treatment of ingrown toenails, then proceeds to discuss the toes and toe joints, including hammertoe fixation, 2nd MPJ pathology, and Lapidus bunionectomy. Treatmentsfor arthritis of the midfoot and flatfoot follow, along with arthroscopy and arthroplasty of the ankle, surgical and non-surgical approaches for Achilles tendon ruptures, and treatments for Charcot neuroarthropathy, clubfoot and general considerations of wound care of the foot and ankle. Throughout, an emphasis is placed on the best available evidence for each treatment strategy. Evidence-Based Podiatry will be a valuable resource for podiatrists, orthopedic surgeons, and residents, fellows and trainees treating these common foot and ankle conditions. Table of Contents- Permanent Ingrown Toenails: Chemical and Surgical Procedures.-
- The Fungal Toenail: Topical, Oral, and Laser Treatments .-
- Hammertoe Fixation: Traditional Percutaneous Pin Versus Internal Fixation.-
- 2nd Metatarsophalangeal Joint Pathology: Pre-dislocation Syndrome.-
- Lapidus Bunionectomy.-
- Midfoot Arthritis.-
- Flatfoot Deformity.-
- Ankle Arthroscopy.-
- Achilles Tendon Ruptures.-
- Charcot Neuropathy.-
- Congenital Talipes Equinovarus.-
- Chronic Wound Care.-
- Total Ankle Arthroplasty
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