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Lecture Assignment for Week 17

Sunday, October 20, 2013

1st Year Lecture
Amol Saxena, DPM
Dept. of Sports Medicine
Palo Alto Medical Foundation
Palo Alto, CA
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Amol Saxena, DPM provides an outline for the current treatment of lower extremity stress fractures below the knee. Diagnostic and therapeutic modalities, including the indications for bone stimulation are reviewed. Difficult to heal injuries such as Navicular and proximal lateral lesser metatarsal stress fractures are explained in detail. The listener should be able to definitively diagnose and treat these injuries after completing this session.

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2nd Year Lecture
Steve A. McClain, MD
Adjunct Professor
Dermatology and Emergency Medicine
SUNY Stony Brook, LI
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Steve A. McClain, MD reviews impaired wound healing in the general population and in diabetics. Dr McClain also relates the anatomy of the skin and the factors important in the healing process. Dr McClain defines delayed healing, discusses animal research and identifies multiple factors that can cause delayed wound healing. Dr McClain also recognizes the role of collagenase inhibitors for wound healing.

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3rd Year Lecture
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