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This lecture will discuss indications and variations in prescription orthotics in the pediatric and adolescent popularity.

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Stanley Kalish, DPM will discuss the use of the external fixator in the management of charcot arthropathy in surgery.

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MIS Bunion surgeries have experienced new popularity in musculoskeletal surgery. Many different types of procedures are available with different levels of complexity however no definitive data exists indicating that one procedure is preferable to another. Surgeons should be knowledgeable of these various approaches so that the best approach may be chosen for individual patients.

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Attendees will gain insight on the impact of Venous thrombolytic events and the associated morbidity and mortality. Prophylactic measures both mechanical and pharmacological will be reviewed and guidelines to management discussed.

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Onychomycosis is an infection. As such, it needs to be treated with an “anti-infective”. We don’t think twice about treating a bacterial infection with an antibiotic so why do we hesitate to treat onychomycosis with an antifungal? This lecture will discuss why onychomycosis should be considered an infection, the genetic predisposition to develop the condition, the relationship between onychomycosis, tinea pedis and other fungal infections and various treatments. Recommendations from a recently published treatment algorithm will be covered in detail as it is the first evidence-based treatment recommendations published in the United States in many years.

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The lecture will provide the attendees with a comprehensive approach to the patient that present to the office a rigid flatfoot. It will a stepwise approach to evaluate the patient and provide options to treatments.

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This lecture focuses on the fundamentals of lower extremity biomechanics with an emphasis on the newest research and high yield information and principles to apply immediately to practice.

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Presentation of 2-week patient trial results with OTC fissure cream including efficacy and tolerability parameters and before and after photography

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Dr Maryellen Brucato will review the Organogenesis Portfolio and share some of her experiences with the products with personal case studies.

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This lecture will help you determine what is the most appropiatate procedure indicated for 1st ray pathology

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Most pathologic flexible flatfoot deformities are actually cavus feet that due to a host of inherited and acquired etiologic factors are disrupted from maintaining their intended higher-arched architecture upon loading. The collapsible cavus foot is not truly a flatfoot but a flattening" foot that has undergone structural failure. Management relies on identification and neutralization of the underlying deficiencies.

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In this lecture, Dr Williams will demonstrate the different approaches to surgical repair of tendion and ligament repair of the lower extremity

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A basic, but all too often overlooked reason for a patient who is unhappy with their postoperative outcome, is a failure of the podiatrist to respect the pathomechanical forces that brought the patient to the operating theater in the first place. By placing the patient into a properly designed set of foot orthoses, the likelihood of preserving a clinically acceptable outcome will be vastly improved. This lecture will examine how we can neutralize negative influences with specific orthosis modifications.

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This lecture will give a better understanding of how strapping can enhance healing in the Athlete

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In this lecture, Dr Vitale will review the definition, etiology, pathomechanics and classifications of transchondral lesions. Surgical options and arthroscopic examination will also be discussed. In this lecture, Dr Vitale will review the definition, etiology, pathomechanics and classifications of transchondral lesions. Surgical options and arthroscopic examination will also be discussed.

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New technology in would healing has allowed us to use advanced and processed products, containing growth factors and other proteins, to heal wounds in less time then we previously could. Selection is important for the best outcomes and are patient dependent.

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The United States Opioid Epidemic continues to be a public health crisis. In this lecture, you will learn the basics of Opioid Prescribing in Foot and Ankle Surgery from Brandon M. Brooks, DPM, MPH, FACPM, FASPS; Dr. Brooks has synthesized his own research and existing literature down to 10 basic principles that all podiatric medicine and surgery residents need to know!

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The goal of this presentation is to present data congruent with state requirements for safe and effective prescribing of opioids while balancing and mitigating opioid adverse effects by identifying at risk population for opioid use disorders. This is the first of three presentations to comply with state mandated continuing education for the safe prescribing of opioid products serving as a foundation During these three presentations ---I will be present clinical cases that will describe opioid prescribing while relying on clinical base evidence- publish best practice guidelines and integrating Federal and State opioid laws, regulations, recommendations and guidelines.

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This lecture fulfills part of the podiatric Infection Control and Risk Management continuing education requirement for both states New York and Missouri, and is an important Risk Management topic for Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, Arizona, Georgia, Kanas, Montana, and Pennsylvania as event that these states specifically outline in their practice act and or practice rules that not adhering to proper Infection control protocols and procedures is an infraction is such laws and rules and is considered unprofessional and unethical behavior (as of 2021). Podiatry CME State Requirements for updates). Risk Management typically includes strategies for avoiding medical errors as well as studies in practicing medicine in an ethical manner. This presentation is Part 1 of 2 and focuses on the central theme of infection control data to ensure patient safety and how to provide a clean and infection free environment in your practice. An appraisal of infection control strategies and mitigating tools for the podiatric physician is grounded in clinical base statistics as well as reports from medical text and best practice guidelines; so that the physician may develop mitigating tools to avoid exposing their patients to contiguous disease. The goal of these 2-hour long presentations is to fulfill 2 hours of the CME requirement for podiatric physicians.

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This lecture fulfills part of the podiatric Infection Control and Risk Management continuing education requirement for both states New York and Missouri, and is an important Risk Management topic for Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, Arizona, Georgia, Kanas, Montana, and Pennsylvania as event that these states specifically outline in their practice act and or practice rules that not adhering to proper Infection control protocols and procedures is an infraction is such laws and rules and is considered unprofessional and unethical behavior (as of 2021). Podiatry CME State Requirements for updates). Risk Management typically includes strategies for avoiding medical errors as well as studies in practicing medicine in an ethical manner. This presentation is Part 2 of 2 and focuses on the central theme of infection control strategies, mitigating tools, and protocols to ensure patient safety and how to provide a clean and infection free environment in your practice. An appraisal of infection control strategies and mitigating tools for the podiatric physician is grounded in clinical base statistics as well as reports from medical text and best practice guidelines; so that the physician may develop mitigating tools to avoid exposing their patients to contiguous disease. The goal of these 2-hour long presentations is to fulfill 2 hours of the infection control CME requirement for podiatric physicians.

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This lecture fulfills part of the podiatric risk management continuing education requirement of the states of Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, Texas, and Wyoming (as of 2021. See Podiatry CME State Requirements for updates). Risk Management typically includes strategies for avoiding medical errors as well as studies in practicing medicine in an ethical manner. This lecture, part of a 3 part series, focuses on medical ethics. The purpose of this presentation will allow for the participate to appreciate the central theme of risk management allowing for a patient safe environment when podiatric physicians conduct infection control, inform consent, time out procedures, and opioid prescribing. An appraisal of risks and risk mitigating tools as found in clinical base medical as well as legal text are provided so that the podiatric physician may develop mitigating tools to patient harm when conduct duties centered on infection control, providing inform consent, surgical time out procedures and opioid ordering and prescribing. The goal of this hour-long presentation is to fulfill the one-hour Risk Management CPME requirement for podiatric physicians licensed in the state of Florida."

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A discussion of the Global Epidemic of Diabetic Foot Disease

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Attendees will develop an understanding of the national and global impact of diabetic neuropathy. They will learn to associate the role neuropathy has in the pedal manifestations, subjective symptoms and complications diabetic patients present with. Finally they will develop their examination to be more proactive in patient assessment.

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Dr Fallat will discuss the surgical management of complex ankle fractures.

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The venous system is often over looked in the evaluation of the the lower extremity. PVD is far more common than PAD and if overlooked can complicate wound healing.

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Learn how to add advanced wound care treatments to your practice in order to heal more wounds faster. We will review how to bill these products and services in order to maximize patient care and profits.

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Present the indications and contraindications of ankle arthroscopy and discuss the most common surgical procedures that may be performed using arthroscopic techniques.

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Physicians are great at patient care. This presentation will discuss some tools to help them run a successful practice.

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"Failing to Plan is Planning to Fail". Deformities of bone can be characterized by the CORA Method which allows the surgeon to design accurate osteotomies that restore the mechanical axis. This lecture will provide the fundamental knowledge of deformity correction so that corrective procedures are anatomically and mathematically accurate.

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This lecture discusses the most important principles applicable to the management of diabetic foot ulcers with an emphasis on applying thought process to successful nonsurgical and surgical management of these disorders.

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Dr Kwaadu will present on minimally invasive surgery for bunion deformities, emphasizing techniques to improve reproducibility in order to increase successful outcomes.

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The goal of the lecture is to provide the clinician evidence-based outcomes to the bet procedures to heal ulceration. The clinician should be able to select the most effective procedures to heal ulcer in specific locations of the foot and ankle.

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Jarrod Shapiro, DPM discusses the role of radiographs as a part of a larger paradigm to choose non-surgical and surgical treatments for flatfoot pathology. Dr Shapiro also discusses the limitations of radiographs for understanding deformities as well as alternative radiographic methods to assist with clinical decision making.

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Dr Fallat will discuss the surgical management of fifth metatarsal fractures.

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Hammer toe repair and current treatment options

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This presentation will present clinical examples and medical clinical literature that will integrate the previous presented data that describes opioid prescribing, monitoring, and avoidance of opioid use disorder relying on publish best practice guidelines tools that are coherent with regulations. Moreover, present clinical case presentation examples that explore in-depth at-risk populations by presenting disease states, pathology, illness, sex, gender, identity, and race while balancing and mitigating opioid adverse effects by identifying at risk population for opioid use disorders.

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This presentation is to present clinical case presentation examples embedded in data congruent with state requirements for safe and effective prescribing opioids while balancing and mitigating opioid adverse effects by identifying at risk population for opioid use disorders.Clinical cases that will integrate the foundation previous presented that describe opioid prescribing, monitoring, and avoidance of opioid use disorder relying on publish best practice guidelines tools that are coherent with regulations.

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Clinical statistics that will describe medical errors, medication errors, both medical and legal cases relying on clinical base evidence- publish best practice guidelines and integrating both Federal and State regulations, recommendations, and guidelines for medical error avoidance strategies, techniques and behaviors. This course relates to the prevention of medical errors which includes: a study of root cause analysis, error reduction and prevention, and patient safety.

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This a second lecture to present data congruent with state requirements for allowing an appreciation of the possibility for medical errors with our profession. Further, this presentation is intended to comply with state mandated continuing education for the avoidance and mitigation strategies to avoid medical errors. During this presentation ---clinical statistics will describe medical errors, medication errors, both medical and legal cases relying on clinical base evidence- publish best practice guidelines and integrating Federal and State regulations, recommendations and guidelines for avoidance strategies, techniques and behaviors  This course relates to the prevention of medical errors which includes: a study of root cause analysis, error reduction and prevention, and patient safety.

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This lecture fulfills part of the podiatric risk management continuing education requirement of the states of Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, Texas, and Wyoming (As of 2021. See Podiatry CME State Requirements for updates). Risk Management typically includes strategies for avoiding medical errors as well as studies in practicing medicine in an ethical manner. This lecture, part of a 3-part series, focuses on medical ethics.