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Built for podiatric clinicians and students

For podiatrists, podiatric physicians, foot and ankle specialists, residents, podiatric medical students, and wound-care clinicians.

Professional Mode

Adds research citations, surgical terminology, classification systems, imaging findings, biomechanical concepts, and evidence levels across the platform.

Classification quick reference

  • University of Texas Wound Classification

    Diabetic foot ulcer depth, infection, and ischemia

  • WIfI (Wound, Ischemia, foot Infection)

    Limb threat staging

  • SINBAD

    Ulcer severity for audit and outcomes

  • IWGDF/IDSA Infection Classification

    Diabetic foot infection severity

  • Eichenholtz Staging

    Charcot neuroarthropathy phase

  • Brodsky Anatomic Classification

    Charcot location pattern

  • Coughlin & Shurnas Grading

    Hallux rigidus

  • PCFD Consensus Classification

    Progressive collapsing foot deformity

Evidence levels we use

Strong Evidence
Moderate Evidence
Limited Evidence
Emerging Evidence
Expert Opinion
Manufacturer Claim

Students and residents

Condition overviews and procedure pages are structured around the questions asked on rounds: indication, anatomy, alternatives, risks, and evidence.

Clinical reviews

Clinical Review

Can Continuous Foot Temperature Monitoring Prevent the Next Diabetic Ulcer?

New wearable technologies are allowing podiatrists to identify inflammatory hot spots before tissue breakdown becomes clinically visible.

Moheb Mikhael · Sep 14, 2026

Patient Education

The 72-Hour Window: Why Early Recognition of a Diabetic Foot Infection Matters

In a neuropathic foot, infection can progress quietly. Days, not weeks, often separate a manageable infection from a limb-threatening one.

Podiatrify Clinical Editorial Team · Sep 11, 2026

Clinical Review

Minimally Invasive Bunion Surgery: What Has Changed, and What Has Not

Third- and fourth-generation percutaneous techniques promise smaller incisions. Patient selection and fixation still decide outcomes.

Podiatrify Clinical Editorial Team · Sep 9, 2026

Industry Update

Lapidus Fixation in 2026: Plates, Screws, and Early Weight-Bearing

Triplanar correction systems and stronger constructs have changed postoperative protocols for first TMT arthrodesis.

Podiatrify Clinical Editorial Team · Sep 5, 2026

Clinical Review

Total Ankle Replacement: Who Is a Good Candidate Today?

Implant designs and patient-specific guides have widened the conversation between arthrodesis and arthroplasty.

Podiatrify Clinical Editorial Team · Aug 29, 2026

Industry Update

Weight-Bearing CT Is Changing How We Measure the Foot

Three-dimensional imaging under load reveals alignment that plain films and supine CT can miss.

Podiatrify Clinical Editorial Team · Aug 24, 2026