PAD and CLI

Do all DPMs see and treat all types of disease of the foot & ankle — e.g. fractures, bunions, club foot, ulcers, PAD/CLI (Critical Limb Ischemia) and amputations? Or, do certain DPMs subspecialize and/or gravitate toward particular niches?

Do all DPMs see and treat all types of disease of the foot & ankle — e.g. fractures, bunions, club foot, ulcers, PAD/CLI (Critical Limb Ischemia) and amputations? Or, do certain DPMs subspecialize and/or gravitate toward particular niches?

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PAD and CLI

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