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PubMed1992

Sublesional administration of corticosteroids. A new technique with broad applications in podiatry. 1961.

Triamcinolone was administered sublesionally to 48 patients with various dermatoses of the legs and feet. Results were satisfactory in 94 percent of those treated. Gratifying results were obtained in patients who had suffered from intractable psoriasis of many years' duration, great cosmetic and psychological improvement being noted in these individuals. Side effects consisted mainly of atrophy, which was of insignificant consequence in almost all instances. This administration, performed as directed, is recommended for a great number of skin disorders commonly encountered in podiatry.

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PubMed1997

Podiatry Institute ankle fusion technique.

The authors review the ankle and pantalar fusion literature. The authors performed a retrospective review on 42 ankle and pantalar fusions, emphasizing the role of internal fixation. The Podiatry Institute technique for internal fixation of ankle fusions is described and experience with the technique is reviewed. Complications included delayed union and nonunion at the fusion site or the repaired fibular osteotomy site and tibial fractures at screw stress riser sites. Modifications to reduce these complications are discussed. Experience with internal fixation in ankle and pantalar fusions, both in this study and in current literature, has been positive.

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PubMed1997

Hip instability encountered in pediatric podiatry practice.

Infants and children with pathologic conditions of the foot and leg frequently have predictable comorbidity. The treating physician has the responsibility for identifying these associated problems and promptly referring if the problem is outside of his or her area of expertise. Hip dysplasia and dislocation occur frequently enough in association with congenital foot and leg deformity that they must be actively sought out in all cases. This article presents an overview of the topic, a review of screening protocols and appropriate imaging techniques and case studies of children with hip instability encountered in pediatric podiatry practice.

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