by Lexington Podiatry | 4 years ago
This patient came in after a wood block accidentally fell on her toe and cracked the toenail. An x-ray determined that she has a fracture and now there is concern for a laceration underneath the nail that could lead to infection. Dr. Freels removes the toenail to further evaluate and take measures to
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By Lexington Podiatry
9 years ago
drmattison.com. Dr. Brad Mattison discusses the treatment options available for Diabetic foot..
By Mattison Podiatry Group
14 years ago
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At SMOC, we are committed to helping our patients..
By Jeremy Walters
3 years ago
This patient is a diabetic that has not had his nails trimmed in approximately one year. The nails..
By Lexington Podiatry
4 years ago
If Lexington Podiatry is known for one thing, it's excellence in foot care with the best Southern..
By Lexington Podiatry
12 years ago
