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Complete Closure Of Chronic Ankle Ulcerations In The Presence Of Lymphadema With Use Of Adipose Stem Cell Injectable Allograft, A Case Report, Orlexia Thomas Dpm, Francois M. Lokenye Dpm, Jasmine Sheikh Bs, Lady Paula Dejesus Dpm, Facfas, Facpm, Dwsp

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This case illustrates the promising role of adipose stem cell injectable allografts in the management of complex chronic wounds, particularly in patients presenting with lymphedema and fat pad atrophy.

Limbgod(Pat. Pending): Wearable Garment For Amputation Prevention, Naomi Choi Dpm, Mba, Phuc An Dinh Bs, Ms, Eric Lee Bs, Francois M. Lokenye Dpm

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Approximately 1.6 million people in the U.S. have lower limb amputations, which is expected to double by 2050 (Wong et al.). Socio-economic factors: income, education, rural residency & race, impact amputation risk (Okesina et al.), with Black Americans 70% are more likely to undergo major lower limb amputations than white Americans, even after adjusting for care access & comorbidities (Feinglass et al., Holman et al., Regenbogen et al.). Within 5 years, up to 50% of first-time amputees require another amputation (Dilingham et al., Glaser et al.) & those with comorbidities face a 77% five-year mortality rate (Fortington et al.).

Adipose Injectable Filler With Use Of Meshed Dermal Matrix And Porcine Urinary Bladder Matrix For The Management Of A Complex Achilles Wound, Francois M. Lokenye Dpm, Orlexia Thomas Dpm, Mariam Kamil Bs, Lady Paula Dejesus Dpm, Facfas, Facpm, Dwsp

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Chronic Achilles wounds present a significant clinical challenge due to limited vascularity, high mechanical stress, and the complex anatomy of the posterior lower leg.

Regenerative medicine offers a promising alternative to traditional wound management through the use of advanced biologic materials.

This case highlights a novel approach utilizing a combination of adipose-derived injectable filler, acellular dermal matrix, and porcine urinary bladder matrix to enhance tissue regeneration, provide structural support, and promote wound healing.

Synovial Chondromatosis: Unraveling The Pathogenesis, Diagnosis, And Management Of An Atypical Benign Tumor, Francois M. Lokenye Dpm, Narayan Athira Md

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Prevention Of Transmetatarsal Amputation In A Diabetic Patient With A Chronic Foot Ulcer Including Osteomyelitis By Minimally Invasive Surgery Floating Lesser Metatarsal Osteotomies In Conjunction With Adipose Injectable Filler, Francois M. Lokenye Dpm, Orlexia Thomas Dpm, Lady Paula Dejesus Dpm, Facfas, Facpm, Dwsp

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Problem: Diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) complicated by osteomyelitis often result in transmetatarsal amputations, leading to significant morbidity.

Objective: To evaluate a minimally invasive surgical approach combining floating lesser metatarsal osteotomies with adipose injectable filler to prevent transmetatarsal amputation, enhance wound resolution, and improve foot biomechanics

Prevention Of Amputation By Minimally Invasive Surgery In A Diabetic Patient With Osteomyelitis And Peripheral Vascular Disease With A History Of Previous Amputations, Orlexia Thomas Dpm, Francois M. Lokenye Dpm, Lady Poaula Dejesus Dpm, Facfas, Facpm, Dwsp

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This study aims to demonstrate the efficacy of minimally invasive surgical interventions in preventing foot amputation and promoting wound healing in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis and peripheral vascular disease, compounded by a history of ray resection.

A Rare Case Of A Giant Cell Tumor Of The Peroneal Tendon Sheath, Francois M. Lokenye Dpm, Breana Marine Dpm, Orlexia Thomas Dpm, Mariam Kamil Bs

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This case report discusses a 31-year-old male with TGCT in the peroneal tendon sheath, detailing clinical and radiological features.

his study explores the surgical interventions, diagnostic challenges, treatment options, and outcomes of TGCT, emphasizing its consideration in the differential diagnoses of painful foot and ankle masses.