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Effect of oral nutritional supplementation on wound healing in diabetic foot ulcers: a prospective randomized controlled trial by Armstrong, D. G., Hanft, J. R., Driver, V. R., Smith, A. P. S., Lazaro-Martinez, J. L., Reyzelman, A. M., Furst, G. J., Vayser, D. J., Cervantes, H. L., Snyder, R. J., Moore, M. F., May, P. E., Nelson, J. L., Baggs, G. E., Voss, A. C.

“…Aims Among people with diabetes, 10–25% will experience a foot ulcer. Research has shown that supplementation with arginine, glutamine and…”
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Phase I trial on the safety of topical rhVEGF on chronic neuropathic diabetic foot ulcers by Hanft, J.R, Pollak, R.A, Barbul, A, Gils, C.van, Kwon, P.S, Gray, S.M, Lynch, C.J, Semba, C.P, Breen, T.J

“…Objective: To assess the safety/tolerability and perform a preliminary efficacy evaluation of a multiple-dosing regimen of recombinant human vascular…”
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A new radiographic classification for hallux limitus by Hanft, J R, Mason, E T, Landsman, A S, Kashuk, K B

“…A new classification system for hallux limitus that is based on objective radiographic changes around the first metatarsophalangeal joint is introduced. The…”
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Angioleiomyoma of the lower extremity by Hanft, J R, Carbonell, J A, Do, H Q

“…Angioleiomyomas are benign soft tissue lesions that should be included in the differential diagnosis of any pedal soft tissue mass. There should be an…”
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The role of combined magnetic field bone growth stimulation as an adjunct in the treatment of neuroarthropathy/charcot joint: An expanded pilot study by Hanft, Jason R., Goggin, John P., Landsman, Adam, Surprenant, Maria

“…This study was designed to assess the value of combined magnetic field (CMF) bone growth stimulation in the treatment of acute, phase 1, Charcot…”
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Peripheral skeletal tuberculosis of the foot. Etiologic review and case study by Werd, M B, Mason, 3rd, E J, Landsman, A S, Hanft, J R, Kashuk, K B

“…Mycobacterium tuberculosis is a disease that is being reported much more frequently in the literature, primarily because of the rapid increase in severely…”
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An unusual intermetatarsal coalition by Kashuk, K B, Hanft, J R, Schabler, J A, Wolosky, B

“…Synostoses commonly occur in the midfoot and rearfoot. However, metatarsal synostosis is a less common phenomenon. Several etiologies have been described. The…”
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Peripheral neuropathy as a result of cyanoacrylate toxicity by Hanft, J R, Kashuk, K B, Toney, M E, McDonald, T D

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Aneurysmal bone cyst of the cuboid by Kashuk, K B, Hanft, J R, Schabler, J A, Kado, K E, Wolosky, B D

“…Aneurysmal bone cysts are a rare entity encountered in podiatric medicine. The frequency of aneurysmal bone cysts distal to the ankle joint is low. The authors…”
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Intraosseous gout of the foot: An unusual case report by Surprenant, Maria S., Levy, Andrew I., Hanft, Jason R.

“…The literature is abundant with cases of crystalline deposition disorders of the lower extremity. Although acute gout and gouty tophi have commonly been…”
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Grand Rounds: First metatarsophalangeal joint replacement by Hanft, J R, Merrill, T, Marcinko, D E, Mendicino, R, Gerbert, J, Vanore, J V

“…For approximately 30 years foot and ankle surgeons have been using a variety of techniques and devices to replace the first metatarsophalangeal joint. During…”
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Modifications of the Regnauld osteochondral autogenous graft for correction of hallux limitus/valgus: a 2-year review by Hanft, J R, Kashuk, K B, Toney, M, Schabler, J

“…This study compares modifications of Regnauld's enclavement procedure, the in situ "hat-shaped" and in situ "inverted" osteochondral graft. A 2-year…”
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Rigid internal fixation of the Austin/Chevron osteotomy with Herbert screw fixation: a retrospective study by Hanft, J R, Kashuk, K B, Bonner, A C, Toney, M, Schabler, J

“…One of the adaptations of the Herbert bone screw (Zimmer Corp., Warsaw, Indiana) in podiatric surgery has been in the fixation of the Austin type osteotomy of…”
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Oblique metaphyseal osteotomy for the correction of Tailor's bunions: a 3-year review by Schabler, J A, Toney, M, Hanft, J R, Kashuk, K B

“…This study presents a 3-year review of patients undergoing a fifth metaphyseal osteotomy for the treatment of Tailor's bunions. Postoperative analysis…”
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Alternative autogenous bone graft donor sites in brachymetatarsia reconstruction: a review of the literature with clinical presentations by Kashuk, K B, Hanft, J R, Schabler, J A, Kopelman, J

“…The authors present a literature review on the surgical treatment of brachymetatarsia. They discuss the identification of donor sites for autogenous bone graft…”
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Preliminary report: modifications of the Regnauld osteochondral autogenous graft by Hanft, J R, Feiertag, M A, Schabler, J A, Janecki, C J, Kashuk, K B

“…The enclavement procedure was originally described by Bernard Regnauld in 1968. The basal portion of the proximal phalanx of the hallux is used as an…”
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Pseudogout of the ankle: a case study and arthroscopic-assisted treatment by Hanft, J R, Kashuk, K B, Schabler, J A, Segall, Jr, A

“…Chondrocalcinosis, also known as pseudogout, a calcium pyrophosphate dihydrate crystal deposition disease, has been reported in many joints of the human body…”
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Grand rounds: Haglund's deformity and retrocalcaneal, intratendinous spurring by Hanft, J R, Chang, T, Levy, A I, Rosenblum, Jr, B, Southerland, Jr, C, Weil, L S

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Posterior tibial tendon dysfunction by Supple, K M, Hanft, J R, Murphy, B J, Janecki, C J, Kogler, G F

“…Posterior tibial tendon dysfunction, a common entity, frequently is unrecognized and inappropriately managed. Acutely, pain and swelling are present over the…”
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Implantable bone substitute materials by Hanft, J R, Sprinkle, R W, Surprenant, M S, Werd, M B

“…This article focuses on materials used as bone substitutes. The materials may be used as substitutes for autografts or, in some cases, along with autografts…”
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