Paths to Practice Perfection
Case Study - Diabetic Foot Abscess and Sepsis: Amputation or Limb Salvage?

In this 48-year-old Type II insulin dependent diabetic male, the wound and associated sepsis made limb loss and/or mortality a pressing concern. Options were primary limb amputation versus an attempt at limb salvage.

Paths to Practice Perfection, October 22, 2021

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Where Do Those Drug Names Come From Anyway?

The names of some drugs have an interesting backstory, while others seem arbitrary. Some drug names are unpronounceable while others are simple and obvious. Dr. Shapiro shares with us the story behind why certain drugs names came to be.

Jarrod Shapiro, DPM Practice Perfect, October 19, 2021

2nd Annual Virtual PRESENT Superbones Superwounds West Conference a Crowd Pleaser

The 2nd Annual Virtual PRESENT Superbones Superwounds West Conference took place October 9-10, 2021.

Conferences, October 15, 2021

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Don't Feel Helpless About Biomechanics

Have you ever felt a little lost because something you held as a gold standard has now been called into question? Everyone in the medical practice faces this at some point. In this issue, Dr Shapiro discusses how to handle when the "established" changes.

Jarrod Shapiro, DPM Practice Perfect, October 12, 2021