I have been working, of late, with a Pod Surgeon who has a rather different take on the treatment of neuromas.
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Their approach is to apply a 14mm scf medial heel wedge to pre met and a 14mm cavity pad under a freelan around the painful area (offloading it) for all clinically diagnosed neuromas.
This is somewhat contrary to what i have been using and comes with no particular rationale other than that he has been using it for many, many years and claims around a 95% success rate with it (anecdotally). A big claim.
He is very keen that i adopt this method for all neuromas where we share care. I have significant misgivings! is this something anyone else has used / come across in your travels?
Your thoughts are appreciated!
Regards
Robert
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