Piezogenic pedal papules: treated by resection and hernial closure

Montgomery, Fredrik; Fioriti, A.

doi:10.1016/s0958-2592(98)90055-4

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“…Piezogenic papules are constituted of herniations of fat tissue into weight-carrying connective tissue of the heels. [ 1 2 ] They occur as a result of continuous pressure on the heels, as a result of factors such as excessive weight, jumping, running, or carrying heavy loads. The pain appears to be caused from the continuous contact between the papules and footwear, although some have proposed that neurovascular anoxia in the lesions may also contribute to the pain.…”

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“…The pain appears to be caused from the continuous contact between the papules and footwear, although some have proposed that neurovascular anoxia in the lesions may also contribute to the pain. [ 1 2 3 ]…”

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“…The surgery option is more effective than the conservative methods. [ 2 ] Since our cases did not want to have surgery, a combination of triamcinolone and lidocaine was injected intralesionally into the larger lesions. However, this treatment was not successful in all of the cases.…”

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A cases series of Piezogenic pedal papules

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Bilgili

Güner

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Indian Dermatol Online J

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A cases series of Piezogenic pedal papules

Karadağ

Bilgili

Güner

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Indian Dermatol Online J

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“…PPP comprises herniations of fat tissue into the weight-carrying connective tissue of the heels 5, 6. They occur as a result of continuous pressure on the heels from numerous factors such as excessive weight, jumping, running, or carrying heavy loads.…”

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“…Some have also proposed that neurovascular anoxia in the lesions may contribute to this pain 5, 6, 7. Histologic studies find fragmentations of elastic tissue and herniations of subcutaneous fat into the dermis.…”

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Piezogenic pedal papules treated successfully with deoxycholic acid injection

Turkmani¹

2018

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Dermatology within the UK podiatric literature: a content analysis (1989‐2010)

Bristow

Borthwick

2013

Journal of Foot and Ankle Research

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BackgroundAlthough dermatology, as a medical subject, has been a facet of the training and education of podiatrists for many years, it is, arguably, only in recent years that the speciality of podiatric dermatology has emerged within the profession. Some indication of this gradual development may be identified through a content analysis of the podiatric literature in the UK, spanning a 21 year timeframe.Method6 key professional journals were selected for content analysis in order to provide a picture of the emergence and development of podiatric dermatology over a period extending from 1989 to 2010. Both syntactical and thematic unitization were deployed in the analysis, revealing both manifest and latent content. Categories were devised using a prior coding, a codebook produced to define relevant concepts and category characteristics, and the coding scheme subject to an assessment of reliability.Results1611 units appeared in the 6 journals across a 21 year timeframe. 88% (n = 1417) occurred in one journal (Podiatry Now and its predecessors). Modal categories within all journals included course adverts (n = 673), commercial adverts (n = 562) and articles by podiatrists (n = 133). There was an overall rise from 40 per annum in 1989, to over 100 in 2010. A wider range of dermatological topics were addressed, ranging from fungal nail infections to melanoma.ConclusionsIt is evident from this analysis that there has been an increasing focus on dermatology as a topic within the main podiatric journals in the UK over the last 21 years, primarily reflecting a rise in commercial advertising and an increase in academic dermatology related publications. Whilst earlier publications tended to focus on warts and fungal infections, more recent publications address a broader spectrum of topics. Changes in prescribing rights may be relevant to these findings, as may the enhanced professional and regulatory body requirements on continuing professional development.

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Piezogenic pedal papules: treated by resection and hernial closure

Cited by 4 publications

References 6 publications

A cases series of Piezogenic pedal papules

A cases series of Piezogenic pedal papules

Piezogenic pedal papules treated successfully with deoxycholic acid injection

Dermatology within the UK podiatric literature: a content analysis (1989‐2010)

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