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Harold Schoenhaus, DPM will discuss how changes to the anatomy of the foot result in hallux valgus. Dr Schoenhaus will discuss proper surgical planning to achieve optimal correction as well as how the biomechanics of the foot must be addressed to prevent recurrence.

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An introduction to the new LCD for wound care. Descriptions of the documentation expected by Medicare to protect our wound care services from being casted as “being not medically necessary”.

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This lecture will discuss the use of prefabricated inserts in comparison with custom foot orthoses, reviewing the available evidence for the use of these devices, answering the question "which is better?" Viewers will also learn to incorporate biomechanical principles to guide the use of prefabricated devices.

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In this presentation, Dr Dayton will discuss triplane anatomy of the first ray and how and why to incorporate three dimensional concepts into bunion correction. 

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Biomechanics is the foundation for many podiatric problems. When treated early, utilizing good quality prefabricated orthotics may preclude the need for a custom orthotics.

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In this lecture, Dr Dylan Bach will review when and how to obtain samples from chronic wound for testing, the pros and cons of traditional culture testing in wound care, and the pros and cons of PCR testing in wound care.

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Join Emily Greenstein APRN, CNP, CWON-AP, FACCWS as she shares her experience with negative pressure wound therapy paired with a silicone-hybrid drape to promote skin integrity in her patients.

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This lecture will review the surgical approach of bunions in relation to the IM angle.

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Dr Regulski will discuss this fast-forming silicone gel that is semipermeable, that fosters proper hydration, allows exudate management, bacteriostatic and an inert substance facilitating and promulgating the proper wound healing paradigm.

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Dr Lantis will provide a comprehensive review of the literature surrounding the use of acellular fish skin in the chronic wound environment.

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This live webinar will focus on the “keys to success” for physicians and other qualified healthcare professionals (QHPs) using near-infrared spectroscopy imaging as part of their wound/ulcer management “toolbox”. Dr. Jonathan Arnold will present a clinical case to demonstrate how this emerging technology positively impacts physicians’/QHPs’ clinical decision making. Kathleen Schaum will discuss the importance of correctly reporting the new Category III codes assigned to near-infrared spectroscopy imaging. Dr. Arnold will conclude by providing some documentation tips to support the medical necessity of near-infrared spectroscopy imaging and discuss the importance of educating payers as to why this emerging technology should be covered for patients with wound/ulcers.

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Dr Kesselamn will provide a national perspective of DME DME Issues which took place in 2021 and will affect your practice in 2022

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Overview of formula composition, product benefits, and clinical experience with patients with diabetic fissures, psoriasis, and xerosis.

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This lecture will give you the basic understanding of the treatmemnt plan for brachymetatrsia with an understanding of the etiology, treatment and complications.

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This lecture pertains to current concepts pertaining to the rheumatoid foot in the operative setting. Updates on approaching the rheumatoid reconstructive patient and a review of classic procedures.

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Highlighting the challenges that private practice owners are currently facing and the future obstacles to overcome.

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This lecture reviews treatment of specific forefoot disease, focusing on an approach that includes understanding pertinent anatomy and biomechanics. Viewers will be exposed to recent research literature and biomechanical concepts to guide treatment choices and improve patient outcomes.

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Dr Troiano will discuss basic anatomy, epidemiology, as well as the radiographic evaluation of calcaneal fractures. Dr Troiano also distinguishes between the various types of calcaneal fractures using the Rowe and Essex-Lopresti classification and their impact on choosing a treatment. He continues with a thorough discussion of closed treatment as well as ORIF.

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This lecture will focus on care for diabetic foot ulcers based on published society and international guidelines. Integral to such care is the role of surgery in managing DFUs and a brief discussion of the types of surgery common in the diabetic foot will be presented.

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An overview of Medicare related changes for 2022. We will bring some new services just announced by Noridian Medicare.

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Amputations can be difficult for the foot and ankle surgeon. There are multiple therapies and techniques that can further facilitate the care given to the patient. I will focus on high levels of care while salvaging the foot ankle and leg. 

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In this presentation Dr Stiehl discusses current concepts of early wound bed preparation in difficult chronic wounds. He emphasizes a multi-modal approach and has developed a protocol using autofluorescence imaging, low pressure jet lavage irrigation, and antimicrobial antisepsis management with hypochlorous acid.

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Dr Ferlic will discuss how TayCo, an external ankle/hindfoot brace that will tremendously increase your patient referrals/satisfaction and reimbursement - Acute L1971 and Custom L1970, 2820, 2755 x 2.

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Dr Kesselman will provide an overview of the Same and Similar Rejection and Appeal Process and also provide an update on potential local DME Issues affecting your practice

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This two-part lecture covers foot and ankle equinus, including its etiologies, clinical features, biomechanical sequellae and management. Included is a review and discussion of several gait videos both in real time and slow motion, to further enhance the learning process.

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This two-part lecture covers foot and ankle equinus, including its etiologies, clinical features, biomechanical sequellae and management. Included is a review and discussion of several gait videos both in real time and slow motion, to further enhance the learning process.

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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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In this presentation, we will briefly review the pathophysiology of Charcot neuroarthropathy and the contributing factors contributing to the high rate of complications. We will then focus on the new developments that will help improve outcomes in Charcot neuroarthropathy by targeting key areas of the pathophysiology.

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Every year there are changes to the CPT® code set and this year there are many changes applicable to the practices of most foot & ankle specialists. This session will cover the CPT changes that took effect January 1, 2022 that most impact the practices of foot & ankle providers.

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This presentation will deal with Charcot Foot and Ankle deformity planning and selection of the appropriate internal and external fixation constructs. Factors and co-morbidities that can adversely affect results will also be discussed as well as factors that can enhance results. The benefits of gradual correction with hexapod external fixation will be stressed.

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Research supporting topical antibiofilm agents is primarily in vitro. This lecture reviews clinical trial evidence of a topical antibiofilm regimen (BIAKŌS, Sanara) that may be readily implemented into practice.

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Dr Hubbard will discuss the proposed associated pathophysiology between dementia and diabetes, review the current literature that discusses the likely causes or predisposition to developing dementia in the diabetic patient, and treatments or steps toward prevention of developing dementia in the setting of diabetes.

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Covered routine foot care, at-risk and pain, remain as a major income source for many practices. These services can be a financial boon for others that may not be coding correctly, so learn the correct coding pairs to maximize this essential service to our older and at-risk patient population.

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As getting a great outcome with surgery requires appropriate planning, it also does when it comes to marketing. Getting patients into your practice is a science, and in the next 30 minutes, I will scratch the surface of over a dozen techniques you can implement tomorrow to grow your business.

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Marlene Jbara, MD discusses the physics of X-ray imaging and how X-rays are produced. Dr Jbara also reviews the radiation risk conversation as well as describing the indications for arthrography.

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Marlena Jbara, MD discusses the physics of X-ray imaging and how X-rays are made. Dr Jbara also reviews how to minimize the radiation dose to the patient and practitioner as well as review biologic effects of radiation.

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