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Geographic Variation in Amputations for Medicare Patients With Diabetic Lower-Extremity Wounds.

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Lasers in Podiatry

Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 1987
The laser is a new therapeutic modality that is both applauded by its advocates and condemned by its critics. Its high cost is usually offset by high-volume use, leading to questions of ethics and overuse. This article addresses the controversy surrounding the laser and provides the reader with a basic understanding of its technology and its value in ...
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[Phlebology and podiatry].

Phlebologie, 1993
By their tensing and relaxation, the muscles of the leg are thought to be responsible for compressing and relaxing the vascular walls and the lumen of vessels. In order to study the way the muscle structure of the lower limb (in particular the leg and the foot) functions, it is necessary to understand the step and break down its components.
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Podiatry

2016
Foot care is frequently overlooked in people with intellectual and developmental disability (IDD), who may not be able to look after their own feet. Associated communication difficulties may also render people with IDD unable to communicate foot pain.
Evans, Angela   +10 more
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Women in Podiatry and Medicine

Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 2019
The role of female physicians has advanced among western medicine. Women now constitute a majority within medical schools, and the number of women in podiatric medicine and surgery has increased over the last 5 decades. Conversely, female physicians continue to face barriers to closing the gender gap.
Brittany A, Brower   +3 more
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