Blog's main page These things can be so painful! One of my favourite procedures to carry out is the excision of the interdigital corn. As surgery goes, they are quite simple to do and produce great results with minimal recovery time. These corns are caused by the skin in the webbing being compressed by the underlying [...]
Blog's main page The images depict a recent case involving a patient who was referred to me for a markedly painful long-standing interdigital corn. This had recently developed an ulcer on the medial 5th toe that would not resolve. The referring podiatrist arranged an X-ray, and an obvious cause was identified. Past trauma to the PIPJ [...]
Blog's main page Interdigital soft corns are a common occurrence and in most situations, regular debridement and ID pads can control the problem. Some of these corns can be resistant to conservative treatment and can even become infected and scarred. In these recalcitrant lesions, a simple and effective alternative exists. As you can see by the [...]
Blog's main page This would present at a podiatry practice on a regular occurrence. This case was in a 27-year-old, who had been suffering from a lateral 5th toe corn (heloma durum), however, an interdigital corn (heloma molle) on the medial 5th toe was most symptomatic. Symptoms were marked and hard to control, and the patient, [...]
