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
This patient is a diabetic that has not had his nails trimmed in approximately one year. The nails..
By Lexington Podiatry
4 years ago
Jason Barker is a long-time patient at Lexington Podiatry. A number of years ago he had a..
By Lexington Podiatry
7 years ago
drmattison.com. Dr. Brad Mattison discusses the treatment options available for Diabetic foot..
By Mattison Podiatry Group
14 years ago
TOTAL Nail Avulsion!…this is not ALWAYS the answer, but TODAY, it IS
Watch as Dr.Barko of..
By Lexington Podiatry
4 years ago
Take a deep breath, say 'Om', and find out why Dr. Freels recommends yoga as a preventative..
By Lexington Podiatry
6 years ago
