As a student, watching a surgery seems so easy. Especially when residents are performing the small surgeries. You […]
Cheilectomies and hallux limitus patients are one of the “bread and butter” cases of podiatry. This patient was […]
Almost every podiatric inpatient service has their classic diabetic foot ulcer patient on their service at some point. […]
When a resident first starts getting handed the blade, it is always a scary feeling. After a while, […]
3am Friday morning, I receive a page from the emergency room. “I got a consult for you for […]
My first day in a wound care center: After completing all of my medical (non-podiatry) rotations in year […]
The scariest moment of my residency career was the phone call we received during my second year to […]
My residency started out in the Emergency Department. It consisted of a lot of night shifts and saw […]
I had never seen the patient before, but I could tell something did not look right.
-The Residents Vol 2
During my second month of residency in my PGY1, I was covering my first wound care clinic without […]
