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    and Immunology. With this level of quality clinical exposure, the work of podiatry took on dimensionality whether observing loading the foot to determine foot type and range of motion, or watching the monofilament test. Having seen warts frozen, orthotics customized, and surgical pins inserted, the meaning of the degree I aspired to earn only deepened. From surgical procedures to appreciating the professional lives podiatrists enjoy with the balance between the clinic and surgical center, the…

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    The American Podiatric Medical Association is making a direct effort to inform members about Health IT and Meaningful Use. A recent analysis of the initial federal incentive payments for Meaningful Use shows that podiatrists make up 12 percent of the total number of recipients; this is substantial considering that this specialty makes up less than 2 percent of Medicare practitioners and physicians. With a podiatry practice generally consisting of a solo or small-group practice that functions…

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    Podiatry practices are usually small group practices that function independently; therefore, finding a low-cost, easy to deploy EHR software solution is essential. Benefits of Podiatry-specific, Cloud-based EMR Software The reality is that a Podiatrist needs a more focused system than a primary care physician does. The charting features of a Podiatry-specific, Web-based EMR are tailored to your specific needs. This saves you time because all of the information that does not apply to Podiatry is…

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    resulted in American scientists entering the field of prosthetics. Even in World War I there was discussion of how prosthetics should come about for wounded soldiers. Given this rising issue the surgeon general of the United States created the American Orthotic & Prosthetic Association. Finally, “around World War II the American government pressured the military sector to invest more capital into the functionality of prosthetics for wounded soldiers over that of weapon advancement.” (Norton,…

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    therapy. To treat it they can get injections of thyroid hormones to decrease the effects of the condition, but physical problems may be irreversible. Pain and disabilities can be improved by physical therapy, for example they will use braces, other orthotic devices, or by surgical procedures. Sleep apnea, which involves brief periods of slowed breathing or breathing that stops is common in people with achondroplasia. Symptoms of sleep apnea include snoring and sleeping with the neck in a…

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    I would switch my feet from bowls of freezing ice water to bowls of scalding hot water for minutes at a time. I stretched, did my prescribed exercises, and wore my orthotics and night foot brace all the time. Even when I wanted to give up on trying to make my heels, I kept to trying. It seems to have paid off since my heels are feeling great lately. My heightened sense of mortality led me to always ask for what I want…

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    Presenting: 3 of the Best Steel Toe Boots for Plantar Fasciitis Everyday could be a long day for most of us whether we are from work or from school. The fact that we usually work on our feet, makes us prone to plantar fasciitis. We come up with a review of three of what we consider, the best steel toe boots for plantar fasciitis. Things to look for in a Steel Toe Boots The market is crowded with various types and brands of steel toe boots that promise comfort and safety to their consumers. This…

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    Spiral fractures are the result of a rotating force. Most of these occur when a body is in motion and the affect part is groundly planted. Many of these accidents occur during sports. There is a speific kind of fall for each way a person can fall on a planted foot. One of the most common for metatarsals when they roll under the foot is referred to as a ballerina fall. As bad as this sounds most of these fractures are aligned and do not require any kind of surgery. Most are cleaned up by the body…

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    There are many different causes - they can arise from repetitive sports or training related injuries, as well as disease or other form of trauma. Quite often the cause is a mix of all of these and also includes wearing incorrect fitting shoes, and poor stance putting strain on the feet, causing pain in side of foot, foot pain bottom of foot, pain in arch of foot, diabetes foot pain and so on. Let's take a look at a few of the more common types: SIDE OF FOOT I think many of us take our feet…

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    Who knew that purchasing the “right” pair of athletic shoes would be so difficult and essential. I used to and sometimes still do purchase shoes based on style and the name brand. I first learned about the differences in athletic shoes when I worked at a popular athletic shoe store as a teenager. During my time at the shoe store I became a shoe expert. I learned a lot about athletic shoes and their differences based on an individual’s need, especially for running and walking, as it was…

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