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Old 08-02-2007, 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by MelodyL View Post
..........Now my question is this. How do we address this new guy?? Do we say "Alan has had recurring foot ulcer for 18 months, we've done the wound dressing thing, we've done the oft-loading shoe thing", "nothing has worked", do you think you can shave down the bone?" Is this okay to say??
.....See, Alan is afraid all the guy is going to start doing is debriding the ulcer (which he has already had done for 18 months).
I think its the best way- initial appointment - say:
"he's been thru debriding & it hasn't been sufficiently helpful.
Bone shaving has been recommended.
Will you do it, if you think that's a sensible/practical/(you name it).... solution to his problem?"
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