Personal opinions. Mabe some of these DP WTF can atone for their sins given the high holidays coming up. Or was it simply fo sho? Many need to their Rabbis and discuss why money, greed, and lying /propaganda were their ‘recipes’ for money accumulation.
My personal opinions: Educational for the public, specifically recommending people see a podiatrist. Awesome to have applause after this recommendation is made. Also nice music. Congrats for creativity. Creative comical humor.
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Septic Tank Stank
What’s with the ‘personal opinions’ disclaimer? Is a podlietry thing?
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robert bijak
MISTER CHASKIN, you need to see a psychiatrist. You’re the type who is so mentally deluded that you would be grateful that the enemy who makes the ammunition that will kill your comrades HAS A JOB. Some of your synapses are mis-wired.
Robert, many other podiatrists are out to help patients, as well as help each other. We are part of an honorable profession.
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Get realistic
This profession is not needed, if Podiatry left the planet today, no one would miss it because so many other health care professions take care of feet. Can’t say that about ophthalmologists etc etc . Plus if you have any common sense, why go into a profession, spend 7 years, and have a limited license? Now that really is dumb and also on the path to bankruptcy. Podiatry did not see its future because the leadership is not too smart, ( also the huge egos) now its too late.
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robert bijak
Chaskin: You’ve woven a cocoon of myths and illusions about yourself and podiatry. It’s apparent to me that you have constructed a GUISE OF PEUDO integrity, altruism, and RELIGION to deflect and hide the failings of your life. In a half a century I have not seen podiatrists HELPING EACH OTHER. Quite the opposite. I’ve seen them stab competitiors in the back, denigrate, deride, and attempt to eliminate the competition because there is so little need for a podiatrist except to cut toenails and scrape calluses. The TRUE reason THE SX. BOARD was INVENTED was to set aside a group… Read more »
Robert, http://www.journalofdermoscopy.com Does not contain myths or illusions. It contains actually photographs. The patient had gangrenous toes, was a diabetic. I invented a procedure that enabled his gangrenous osteomyelitis toes to heal and to have the soft tissue in the toes begin to grow back. There is a PowerPoint presentation posted as well as before and after pictures. I do not know anyone else that removed infected osseous tissue, debrided the soft tissue and ultimately got such excellent results regarding the soft tissue in toes beginning to grow back. If you know of anyone that accomplished this please share the… Read more »
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Fettucini
Danny boy–please submit a manuscript to a reputable, real, peer-reviewed MEDICAL (MD) journal for their consideration. See if they have accept your paper regarding soft tissue in toes growing back. Let us know if they accept with revisions. Thanks!
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F Podiatry
just make up/create a “journal” of which you’re the “editor” to sell confirmation bias, marketing of “inventing” prcedures, post pictures (silly shoes?!), etc…and you too can appear legit? Sounds like another imbecile that was a barrister. who sits on the editorial board. schmo and co?
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robert bijak
Have you ever heard of the “SCIENTIFIC METHOD”? Did you graduate from a 4 year college. What was its name?
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ToeLegit2Quit
Please keep looking at silly shoe pics for stress relief , it may help. The barryster provides much “Rétif de la Bretonne!”
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Bozoblum
Stockholm Syndrome.
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robert bijak
I think of so many crooked politicians and judges that call them selves “honorable”. It’s pearls on a whore. Fake arch supports. Fake boards, fake doctoral title, fake “medical” school. Barry the block’s shoe perversions. You’d better look at this (noted for billing fraud) trade a little closer. Maybe your “honorable” expertise with the DERMATOSCOPE will show you podiatry’s pathology.
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Bozoblum
It was a combo of stockholm syndrome and lotsa debt.
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Sybly
Are you putting a lot time on your bong?
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Greg Ladavotich
He must’ve done the soundtrack… They should’ve hired Triumph the Rottweiler, he would’ve been funnier
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Dumber than Dingle Barry
Personal opinion: you appear indoctrinated and part of the podiatry cult.
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robert bijak
MISTER CHASKIN, Your naivete and syrupy sentiment makes me suspect of your true motives. I don’t trust you. One minute you’re here, next you’re adoring Barry Block. You sir are a vacillator. An amorphous, quasi, gumby like, goody two SHOES, untrustworthy PODIATRIST! I see you as a poster child for QUIZLINGS.
My true motives are to help my patients and colleagues when needed. For example, when I see a patient with heel pain I try to use a tulis heel cup, Combined with felt and I may even perform shoe modifications before I even discuss about orthotics. Why should patients first spend money on orthotics if felt can help? Integrity and being honest upfront and trustworthy is what I am. I agree with some points posted at podiatry post and I do not always agree with everything posted at PM News. Robert I am not untrustworthy. Instead of anyone saying I… Read more »
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Flatus
Please Get Danny boy a laugh track……
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Danny Boyed
It’s very important that you meet Mr Shlock. The puppet propagandist for the podiatry world. We need to help our customers buy swill on that intrenet-help Bozos get another billion. We need to love our brothers because we’re doctors of pediatric medicine, sorry podiatric. We need to love the positivity and promote a corrupt trade that exists to extract money from the dupes and the rubes. the puppet is like barking anus podiatry and gotham bat man footologists. It was a great amazing fantastic trade that we all should be very proud. So brothers, please grab your well oiled dermatioscope,… Read more »
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robert bijak
Just breezed through an article by the NON MD foot technician Joseph Vella IN “TECHNICIAN TODAY”, about MELANOMA AND WHEN TO REFER. The majority of the article is just copied from a derm or internal med book with the standard descriptions. The TAKE AWAY POINT IS: DERMATOLOGIST do the best excisions and have the best DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY. PLASTIC SURGEONS DO THE BEST ON DIFFICULT ANATOMICAL LOCATIONS. GP’S WERE BELOW THEM. FOOT TECHNICIAN WEREN’T EVEN CONSIDERED. OTHER TAKE AWAY POINT: It says the best thing is for the patient to see a PHYSICIAN (not podiatric “physician”) who is experienced in ONCOLOGY… Read more »
Any medical doctor without dermatoscopes, lack the ability to see a wide field of structures and patterns beneath the skin that are invisible to the naked eye. Without such instrumentation, superficial spreading melanoma, pseudopods, irregular vascular structures other than comma shaped vessels can be missed. If I were a patient, I would choose an experienced podiatrist with a dermatoscope, rather than any medical doctor without a dermatoscope to make a diagnosis regarding a foot lesion. Such instrumentation is also helpful in planning the propper excision. There are so many plastic surgical closure techniques available to any podiatrist, md treating a… Read more »
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robert bijak
Mister Chaskin, didn’t you read the article in “Technician today” that cited an MD DERMATOLOGIST IS THE BEST PRACTITIONER TO DIAGNOSE AND BIOPSY LESIONS FOLLOWED BY A PLASTIC SURGEON? Mister podiatrist isn’t even mentioned because he’s a MEDICAL CIPHER and perhaps dangerous. Self trained, non certified pretenders, like you, are a DANGER to the public. Have you been EXAMINED, PASSED, CERTIFIED, AND DEEMED COMPETENT BY A RECOGNIZED CERTIFYING BOARD ATTESTING TO YOUR LEGAL COMPETENCE IN DERMOSCOPY??!! Btw: I’ve was practicing when you weren’t even in foot school. To me, podiatrists are Misters like they are in the UK and the… Read more »
Board certification, formal certified podiatric residency training is not needed by everyone to be successful. http://www.journalofdermoscopy.com Shows the use of a dermatoscope regarding wound care. Gangrenous toes not only healed but the soft tissues began to grow back. What doctor or podiatrist anywhere performed this procedure that I invented? Healing foot wounds are a public service. Attending seminars, texts, asking for 2nd opinions on difficult cases As far as competence in dermoscopy, I keep photos of dermatoscopic interpretations. If there is a need for a second opinion on a difficult case, photos can be sent out. Newsflash, differentiating between melanoma… Read more »
Robert, I believe podiatry is not merely a trade but indeed a wonderful profession. I am privileged to be a podiatrist. I agree that melanoma is serious. This is another reason why dermatologists, physicians and podiatrists should embrace dermoscopy. The propper use and instrumentation in diagnosing foot lesions is more important than ones degree. Also being a podiatrist has an advantage regarding anatomic osseous scope of practice as being able to surgically treat osteomyelitis in the foot. Always remember, if in doubt see a podiatrist today. My opinion is most podiatrists are knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. Furthermore, there are a… Read more »
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robert bijak
Osteomyelitis is a serious condition and most hospitals and legal authorities would DEMAND you have an INFECTIOUS DISEASE MD handle all but some of the manual scrapings and dressings. HOSPITALIZED INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTIC ADMINISTRATION REQUIRES SYSTEMIC KNOWLEDGE OF FLUIDS, ELECTROLYTES AND ELECTROCARDIOGRAM STATUS OF THESE PATIENTS. THIS IS ALL OUT OF THE SCOPE OF A NON MD, LIMITED LICENSED FOOT TECHNICIAN. A P.A. PERHAPS, A PODIATRIST DEFINETELY NOT. (except possibly for a foot apprentice DURING a program that is MONITORED by an MD DOCTOR) which later, when he gets in his own business, the privilege’s will be abrogated.
Robert, an infectious disease MD knows of what I did and he is spreading the word.
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robert bijak
……..and “FRED NORTON OF THE HONEYMOONER’S” was PROUD to work in the SEWER. YOU AND FRED HAVE LOW STANDARDS.
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Bozoblum
Case Studies in Stockholm Syndrome. Denials, delusions, and deceptions.
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robert bijak
You should put on a short skirt grap two pom poms and a pair of shoes that give you stress relief and CHEER FOR PODIATRY. You are exactly the type political podiatrist like to sucker, give them money, and SELL podiatry to future young suckers. Man you are a PUTZ-DIE-A-TRIST.
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robert bijak
Yeah, a finger puppet is about the right level for the podiatry trade. Can you imagine a cardiologist with a “STENT” puppet?! “I’ll crawl into your coronary artery and stretch my arms out like Charles Atlas and keep your artery open and your blood flowing”. What about this HALF TRUTH? TRUE PART: “Podiatrist use orthotics all the time”. False part: They make your bunions better. Podiatrist use them all the time because they make about 20-25% of their income SELLING THEM. Show me a scientifically peer reviewed article that shows orthotics prevent bunions, retard bunions, or make them go away.… Read more »
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Rosenslum
It’s very apropos for podupetry. A finger puppet.
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robert bijak
HEY, I like that. A FINGER PUPPET FOR THE ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON AND THE P.A.. Like checking for a hypertrophied prostate their finger allows the podiatric puppet permission to pumice toenails et. al..
Personal opinions. Mabe some of these DP WTF can atone for their sins given the high holidays coming up. Or was it simply fo sho? Many need to their Rabbis and discuss why money, greed, and lying /propaganda were their ‘recipes’ for money accumulation.
My personal opinions: Educational for the public, specifically recommending people see a podiatrist. Awesome to have applause after this recommendation is made. Also nice music. Congrats for creativity. Creative comical humor.
What’s with the ‘personal opinions’ disclaimer? Is a podlietry thing?
MISTER CHASKIN, you need to see a psychiatrist. You’re the type who is so mentally deluded that you would be grateful that the enemy who makes the ammunition that will kill your comrades HAS A JOB. Some of your synapses are mis-wired.
Stockholm Syndrome Robert.
Robert, many other podiatrists are out to help patients, as well as help each other. We are part of an honorable profession.
This profession is not needed, if Podiatry left the planet today, no one would miss it because so many other health care professions take care of feet. Can’t say that about ophthalmologists etc etc . Plus if you have any common sense, why go into a profession, spend 7 years, and have a limited license? Now that really is dumb and also on the path to bankruptcy. Podiatry did not see its future because the leadership is not too smart, ( also the huge egos) now its too late.
Chaskin: You’ve woven a cocoon of myths and illusions about yourself and podiatry. It’s apparent to me that you have constructed a GUISE OF PEUDO integrity, altruism, and RELIGION to deflect and hide the failings of your life. In a half a century I have not seen podiatrists HELPING EACH OTHER. Quite the opposite. I’ve seen them stab competitiors in the back, denigrate, deride, and attempt to eliminate the competition because there is so little need for a podiatrist except to cut toenails and scrape calluses. The TRUE reason THE SX. BOARD was INVENTED was to set aside a group… Read more »
Great summary!
Robert, http://www.journalofdermoscopy.com Does not contain myths or illusions. It contains actually photographs. The patient had gangrenous toes, was a diabetic. I invented a procedure that enabled his gangrenous osteomyelitis toes to heal and to have the soft tissue in the toes begin to grow back. There is a PowerPoint presentation posted as well as before and after pictures. I do not know anyone else that removed infected osseous tissue, debrided the soft tissue and ultimately got such excellent results regarding the soft tissue in toes beginning to grow back. If you know of anyone that accomplished this please share the… Read more »
Danny boy–please submit a manuscript to a reputable, real, peer-reviewed MEDICAL (MD) journal for their consideration. See if they have accept your paper regarding soft tissue in toes growing back. Let us know if they accept with revisions. Thanks!
just make up/create a “journal” of which you’re the “editor” to sell confirmation bias, marketing of “inventing” prcedures, post pictures (silly shoes?!), etc…and you too can appear legit? Sounds like another imbecile that was a barrister. who sits on the editorial board. schmo and co?
Have you ever heard of the “SCIENTIFIC METHOD”? Did you graduate from a 4 year college. What was its name?
Please keep looking at silly shoe pics for stress relief , it may help. The barryster provides much “Rétif de la Bretonne!”
Stockholm Syndrome.
I think of so many crooked politicians and judges that call them selves “honorable”. It’s pearls on a whore. Fake arch supports. Fake boards, fake doctoral title, fake “medical” school. Barry the block’s shoe perversions. You’d better look at this (noted for billing fraud) trade a little closer. Maybe your “honorable” expertise with the DERMATOSCOPE will show you podiatry’s pathology.
It was a combo of stockholm syndrome and lotsa debt.
Are you putting a lot time on your bong?
He must’ve done the soundtrack…
They should’ve hired Triumph the Rottweiler, he would’ve been funnier
Personal opinion: you appear indoctrinated and part of the podiatry cult.
MISTER CHASKIN, Your naivete and syrupy sentiment makes me suspect of your true motives. I don’t trust you. One minute you’re here, next you’re adoring Barry Block. You sir are a vacillator. An amorphous, quasi, gumby like, goody two SHOES, untrustworthy PODIATRIST! I see you as a poster child for QUIZLINGS.
My true motives are to help my patients and colleagues when needed. For example, when I see a patient with heel pain I try to use a tulis heel cup, Combined with felt and I may even perform shoe modifications before I even discuss about orthotics. Why should patients first spend money on orthotics if felt can help? Integrity and being honest upfront and trustworthy is what I am. I agree with some points posted at podiatry post and I do not always agree with everything posted at PM News. Robert I am not untrustworthy. Instead of anyone saying I… Read more »
Please Get Danny boy a laugh track……
It’s very important that you meet Mr Shlock. The puppet propagandist for the podiatry world. We need to help our customers buy swill on that intrenet-help Bozos get another billion. We need to love our brothers because we’re doctors of pediatric medicine, sorry podiatric. We need to love the positivity and promote a corrupt trade that exists to extract money from the dupes and the rubes. the puppet is like barking anus podiatry and gotham bat man footologists. It was a great amazing fantastic trade that we all should be very proud. So brothers, please grab your well oiled dermatioscope,… Read more »
Just breezed through an article by the NON MD foot technician Joseph Vella IN “TECHNICIAN TODAY”, about MELANOMA AND WHEN TO REFER. The majority of the article is just copied from a derm or internal med book with the standard descriptions. The TAKE AWAY POINT IS: DERMATOLOGIST do the best excisions and have the best DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY. PLASTIC SURGEONS DO THE BEST ON DIFFICULT ANATOMICAL LOCATIONS. GP’S WERE BELOW THEM. FOOT TECHNICIAN WEREN’T EVEN CONSIDERED. OTHER TAKE AWAY POINT: It says the best thing is for the patient to see a PHYSICIAN (not podiatric “physician”) who is experienced in ONCOLOGY… Read more »
Any medical doctor without dermatoscopes, lack the ability to see a wide field of structures and patterns beneath the skin that are invisible to the naked eye. Without such instrumentation, superficial spreading melanoma, pseudopods, irregular vascular structures other than comma shaped vessels can be missed. If I were a patient, I would choose an experienced podiatrist with a dermatoscope, rather than any medical doctor without a dermatoscope to make a diagnosis regarding a foot lesion. Such instrumentation is also helpful in planning the propper excision. There are so many plastic surgical closure techniques available to any podiatrist, md treating a… Read more »
Mister Chaskin, didn’t you read the article in “Technician today” that cited an MD DERMATOLOGIST IS THE BEST PRACTITIONER TO DIAGNOSE AND BIOPSY LESIONS FOLLOWED BY A PLASTIC SURGEON? Mister podiatrist isn’t even mentioned because he’s a MEDICAL CIPHER and perhaps dangerous. Self trained, non certified pretenders, like you, are a DANGER to the public. Have you been EXAMINED, PASSED, CERTIFIED, AND DEEMED COMPETENT BY A RECOGNIZED CERTIFYING BOARD ATTESTING TO YOUR LEGAL COMPETENCE IN DERMOSCOPY??!! Btw: I’ve was practicing when you weren’t even in foot school. To me, podiatrists are Misters like they are in the UK and the… Read more »
Board certification, formal certified podiatric residency training is not needed by everyone to be successful. http://www.journalofdermoscopy.com Shows the use of a dermatoscope regarding wound care. Gangrenous toes not only healed but the soft tissues began to grow back. What doctor or podiatrist anywhere performed this procedure that I invented? Healing foot wounds are a public service. Attending seminars, texts, asking for 2nd opinions on difficult cases As far as competence in dermoscopy, I keep photos of dermatoscopic interpretations. If there is a need for a second opinion on a difficult case, photos can be sent out. Newsflash, differentiating between melanoma… Read more »
Robert, I believe podiatry is not merely a trade but indeed a wonderful profession. I am privileged to be a podiatrist. I agree that melanoma is serious. This is another reason why dermatologists, physicians and podiatrists should embrace dermoscopy. The propper use and instrumentation in diagnosing foot lesions is more important than ones degree. Also being a podiatrist has an advantage regarding anatomic osseous scope of practice as being able to surgically treat osteomyelitis in the foot. Always remember, if in doubt see a podiatrist today. My opinion is most podiatrists are knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. Furthermore, there are a… Read more »
Osteomyelitis is a serious condition and most hospitals and legal authorities would DEMAND you have an INFECTIOUS DISEASE MD handle all but some of the manual scrapings and dressings. HOSPITALIZED INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTIC ADMINISTRATION REQUIRES SYSTEMIC KNOWLEDGE OF FLUIDS, ELECTROLYTES AND ELECTROCARDIOGRAM STATUS OF THESE PATIENTS. THIS IS ALL OUT OF THE SCOPE OF A NON MD, LIMITED LICENSED FOOT TECHNICIAN. A P.A. PERHAPS, A PODIATRIST DEFINETELY NOT. (except possibly for a foot apprentice DURING a program that is MONITORED by an MD DOCTOR) which later, when he gets in his own business, the privilege’s will be abrogated.
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Robert, an infectious disease MD knows of what I did and he is spreading the word.
……..and “FRED NORTON OF THE HONEYMOONER’S” was PROUD to work in the SEWER. YOU AND FRED HAVE LOW STANDARDS.
Case Studies in Stockholm Syndrome. Denials, delusions, and deceptions.
You should put on a short skirt grap two pom poms and a pair of shoes that give you stress relief and CHEER FOR PODIATRY. You are exactly the type political podiatrist like to sucker, give them money, and SELL podiatry to future young suckers. Man you are a PUTZ-DIE-A-TRIST.
Yeah, a finger puppet is about the right level for the podiatry trade. Can you imagine a cardiologist with a “STENT” puppet?! “I’ll crawl into your coronary artery and stretch my arms out like Charles Atlas and keep your artery open and your blood flowing”. What about this HALF TRUTH? TRUE PART: “Podiatrist use orthotics all the time”. False part: They make your bunions better. Podiatrist use them all the time because they make about 20-25% of their income SELLING THEM. Show me a scientifically peer reviewed article that shows orthotics prevent bunions, retard bunions, or make them go away.… Read more »
It’s very apropos for podupetry. A finger puppet.
HEY, I like that. A FINGER PUPPET FOR THE ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON AND THE P.A.. Like checking for a hypertrophied prostate their finger allows the podiatric puppet permission to pumice toenails et. al..