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Dr Schoenhaus discusses the effects of extrinsic muscles on the lower leg during gait as well as describing the concept of antagonist and synergistic muscle activity.

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In this lecture Dr. Regulski will discuss the use of organic polymers in the treatment for chronic non healing ulcers.

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Dr Samuel will review the current understanding of PRP as it pertains to podiatric care and wound care

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Join Dr Napolitano as he discusses the clinical evidence for advanced wound dressings and compression as well as strategies to encourage patient compliance with compression.

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Onychomycosis is a fungal infection that warrants intervention. This program will review considerations in onychomycosis treatment and review therapeutic recommendations.

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This presentation will contrast the clinical situations that will benefit from static vs Hexapod circular frames. Additionally, the use of hybrid frames, complimentary internal fixation and the avoidance/prompt attention to complications will be discussed.

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This presentation will take a look at the biomechanical issues associated with pediatric and adult flatfoot: talotarsal instability/dislocation. The outcomes in 40 patients, implanted with human acellular dermal implant as a sinus tarsi stent to control talotarsal dislocation in the pediatric and adult population.

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In a time when patients feel like they can always find a better deal online, it is crucial to discuss the options and reasons behind your recommendations in foot health.

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Chronic wounds are difficult to understand if you only have your eyes for information. New digital technologies and wound debridement ideas can really benefit your current practice.

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This presentation will discuss the application of TAA for arthritic deformity of the ankle and its benefits over fusion techniques. Additionally, perioperative management and complications will be discussed. Finally, an algorithm for management of the infected TAA will be discussed.

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Please join Dr Brucato as she discusses the standard of wound care and how clinicians can utilize a treatment algorithm proven to support an optimal wound healing environment using the Organogenesis portfolio.

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This lecture will discuss common tendon injuries of the lower extrimety and how to treat conservatively and surgically

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Dr Schoenhaus discusses the etiology and pathomechanics of pediatric osseous flatfoot, planal dominance and it’s affects on surgical options.

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Flatfoot Surgery is a multifaceted and complex area in Podiatric Surgery with many procedures and evaluative techniques described. This lecture will highlight three of the mainstay procedures that are frequently used successfully in combination for flatfoot correction. Dr Guberman will explain his rationale for using these procedures and when not to use them. he will also relate issues and important points in performing the procedures that are critical for successful outcomes and avoiding complications and failures. We will also discuss some adjunct and alternative procedures

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Many focus on those patients with sensory loss but forget the key role the autonomic nervous system plays in the bodies key functions, such as wound healing.

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Cyclical Topical Oxygen therapy for wound healing continues to gain strong support in wound centers and with patients who utilize the therapy. Wound care professionals love seeing the positive results of this therapy and its use continues to grow as a result. There is also very strong research to support the use of this therapy that includes scientific research on Oxygen usage and its benefits for wound healing as well as strong clinical evidence and Level I research that shows its advantages. Recent studies also show decreased hospitalizations and decreased amputations when using Cyclical Topical Oxygen therapy. I will also share my own clinical experience with Cyclical Topical Oxygen therapy that coincides with these results. I have found quite a few other advantages that i will share in my presentation.

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Join Dr Kim as he explores healing advancements with negative pressure wound therapy and silicone hybrid drapes through various case studies based on location, type, size, and shape.

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Wound care is complex and full of minefields, this lecture is designed to simplify the the approach to wound care.

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Dr Andy Doraiswamy will discuss the results from two recent clinical studies. Study 1: Open-label study to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of Dayspring for treatment of lower limb edema Study 2: Near-IR Lymphofluoroscopy for Dayspring treatment in lower extremity edema

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Please join Dr Brucato as she discusses how she has incorporated the Organogenesis portfolio and treatment algorithm into her daily practice.

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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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Oftentimes, vascular testing is billed at CPT codes 93922, 93923, and 93924. However, using PADnet can boost per-test reimbursement by 33%.

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This presentation will review surgical treatment of osteomyelitis and discuss the most commonly performed partial foot amputations and offer surgical techniques and pearls to optimize patient outcomes.

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The session will examine the clinical findings of a novel purified reconstituted bilayer matrix (PRBM) in the management of complex DFUs. Results from peer-reviewed publications, inclusive of real-world clinical cases will be highlighted.

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Dr Bevilacqua will present principles of ankle fracture management, including fixation techniques and constructs that may facilitate improved outcomes in treating neuropathic ankle fractures.

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This lecture will discuss sepsis and the importance of recognizing it. Dr Williams will also review diabetic foot infections.

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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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Dr Peacock will be discussing debates and techniques for complex ankle fractures. Reviewing the foundational knowledge from the past and updated on fracture care.

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this lecture will give you a better understanding of the diffetent types of MIS bunion procedures

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The great debate has always been how to address each surgery we do, hammertoes have options we will dive into the debate on surgical solutions and when to implement each strategy.

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Anterior tarsal tunnel syndrome is an entrapment of the deep peroneal nerve underneath the extensor retinaculum. This is a rare and misunderstood condition. Dr Adegboyega will discuss the etiologies, clinical presentations, and treatments of anterior tarsal tunnel syndrome.

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The various anatomic features that differentiate the human from the primate foot also render it more susceptible to failure. Key among these features is the eventual vertical alignment of the rearfoot and horizontal alignment of the metatarsals that occurs during the embryonic stage of development. This process essentially rearranges what was a flat plate of bones and ‘twists’ this plate to create what will eventually become the ankle and subtalar joints leaving the metatarsals to remain on the horizontal plane. This lecture will explore this process and apply the concepts of re-establishing / enhancing the ‘twisted plate’ nature of the foot to improve the effectiveness and clinical outcomes of an orthosis design.

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Partial 1st ray amputation is one of the most initially performed amputations in the foot and ankle, especially in the diabetic population. Unfortunately, due to a lack of prophylactic interventions, most of the partial 1st ray amputations will end up with subsequent amputations, including lesser digital amputations, TMA, Copart’s, Syme, BKA, and AKA. Dr Adegboyega aims to discuss recommendations for preventing partial 1st ray amputation failures.

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As the population continues to age, certain issues begin to emerge that have a profound influence on this enlarging patient population. This lecture will examine some of the more commonly seen changes and offer practical suggestions that the podiatric physician can incorporate into their treatment plan. The ultimate goal of preserving independence by stabilizing and normalizing movement patterns can be achieved in many of our impacted patients, the results of which are often seen immediately.

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Historically, correction of the bunion deformity has relied on a 2D model to help guide the repositioning of the sesamoid apparatus back underneath the metatarsal head. The frontal rotation component of the deformity has recently come to the forefront of discussions relating to bunion correction based on a 3D model. We will look at this algorithm and what some of the research related to this concept is showing us.

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Harold Schoenhaus, DPM discusses criteria and indications for the use of implants in surgical cases. Dr Schoenhaus also examines the possible complications associated with implant use as well as available treatment options to deal with those complications.

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Dr Samuel will review the current understanding of PRP as it pertains to podiatric care and wound care

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The great debate has always been how to address each surgery we do, hammertoes have options we will dive into the debate on surgical solutions and when to implement each strategy.

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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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Jarrod Shapiro, DPM demonstrates the relationship between surgery and lower extremity biomechanics. Dr Shapiro also discusses how specific biomechanical principles factor in the choice of surgical procedures.

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First this presentation will present the Pharmacology and Therapeutics of Local Anesthesia agents. Then a Description of the pathophysiology of local anesthetic toxicity will be given. Through a case series of descriptive case studies examples of local anesthetic toxicity will be presented with mitigating strategies. Observational relative risks of application of Local Anesthesia agents will be presented Appreciate the importance and approach to inform patients of the risks of Local Anesthesia Agents.

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In this presentation Dr Michael Troiano will discuss how to identify, classify, and the treatment options for ankle fractures.

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In this presentation, Dr Hubbard will review and compare the most common medications currently used for diabetic peripheral neuropathy and their strengths and weaknesses.

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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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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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The Accessory Navicular is one of the most common adolescent developmental foot pathologies presenting to a pediatric podiatry practice. This lecture will discuss the normal and pathologic anatomy, the presenting complaints, with differential diagnoses, and the conservative/surgical treatment options.

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This lecture will present an overview of Juvenile Hallux Valgus deformity, with special attention to the differences in childhood and adult deformity

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Dr Peacock will be discussing debates and techniques for complex ankle fractures. Reviewing the foundational knowledge from the past and updated on fracture care.

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This lecture presents a simplified approach to writing foot orthosis prescriptions with an emphasis on the kineticokinematic approach.

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An overview of the importance of Opioid prescribing regulations, Opioid mitigating strategies and Opioid Stewardship consistent with adhering to best practice guidelines have been given to reduce Opioid Harm.

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Dr Hubbard will review and compare the medications for best practice.

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Payors tell us that the greatest costs that patients with Diabetic Foot Ulcers incur, deal with hospitalizations and amputations. There is now a way to curb those costs, if payors are really serious about patient well being.

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There are many surgical options for Stage 2 PTTD. How do we choose which combination is best for the patient? We will review patient factors, physical exam and imaging findings that can help us determine the most appropriate procedures.

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To date, data on GNB SSTIs are limited so a need exists that this topic is explored to enhance epidemiology, causes, and treatment of Skin and Soft-tissue infections caused by Gram Negative bacteria

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In our growing multicultural society, healthcare professionals encounter different cultural practices and spiritual beliefs that have a powerful influence on their patients and their reaction to care.

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In this presentation, Dr Estes will be discuss the new trends to salvage digits vs amputations in osteomyelitic foot cases. She will also explore when and why should we consider these options.

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This lecture will discuss sepsis and the importance of recognizing it. Dr Williams will also review diabetic foot infections.

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Dr Estes will provide an overview on the local flap closure options for soft tissue coverage in the diabetic foot

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Plantar and decubitus ulcerations with calcaneal body osteomyelitis is extremely challenging to treat. We will discuss a surgical option to treat this difficult pathology along with supporting evidence.

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Dr Christopher Bromley will discuss the role diabetes plays in high-risk wound patients. He will differentiate the various risks factors of arterial, venous, and neuropathy foot wounds. Dr Bromley will review wound care principles and current trends including the role total contact cast can play in your treatment plan.

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A brief overview of indications and techniques for limb salvaging minor diabetic foot amputations

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