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Toenail Pain |
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Bunion/Foot Pain |
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Podiatrist
in San Diego, California
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 Dr.
Phillip Wrotslavsky, Podiatrist
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Dr. Philip
Wrotslavsky is a
highly respected
fellow of the
American College of
Foot and Ankle
Surgeons (ACFAS) & a
board certified
(Foot and
Reconstructive
Rearfoot/Ankle
Surgery) surgeon by
the American Board
of Foot and Ankle
Surgery. As a
licensed
practitioner in the
state of California,
Dr. Wrotslavsky
specializes in
diagnosing and
treating foot,
ankle, and lower leg
medical conditions
in patients ranging
from ingrown
toenails & heel
spurs to bunion
surgery & foot/nail
fungus. |
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Prior to the
fellowship, as the
Chief Fellow under
the guidance of Dr.
Dror Paley and Dr.
John Herzenberg in
Baltimore, Maryland
at the International
Center for Limb
Lengthening, Dr.
Wrotslavsky
completed his foot &
ankle surgical
residency training
in New York City.
Dr. Wrotslavsky was
fortunate to work
with a
multidisciplinary
team of podiatric,
orthopedic,
vascular, and
general physicians
and surgeons. |
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Philip Wrotslavsky, DPM |
The team worked on patients with foot and ankle wound care, diabetics in
need of limb salvage or
reconstruction, ankle arthroscopy,
trauma to the foot or ankle,
neurological cavovarus foot
reconstruction, and flatfoot
reconstruction .....
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 Joint
and Limb Preservation
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Preserving Joints - Dr.
Wrotslavsky understands the
disappointment that can be
associated with being told that only
joint fusion or joint replacement
can treat a particular condition.
His goal is to make these procedures
a last resort because he knows that
joint fusion procedures often cause
pain elsewhere and may result in
a limited range of motion. If either
procedure fails, the result
is significant bone loss. That is
why Dr. Wrotslavsky always strives
to preserve the joins whenever
possible via alternative remedies. |
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Preserving Limbs - Dr.
Wrotslavsky strives to preserve
limbs and their functionality
whenever possible. He uses
surgical techniques to
aggressively stave
off infections while educating
patients and family
members about tips to help them
preserve limbs. He ensures that
each patient clearly understands
the risks and benefits along
with the rehabilitation
process that is completed after
surgery in order to preserve the
functionality of their limbs.
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