Open to podiatrists ONLY. This is a practical training course using cadaver foot and ankle. Whilst the majority of cases of onychocryptosis can be successfully dealt with by either conservative means or phenol ablation and alternative methods of matrical ablation including laser, there remain the recalcitrant cases. Frequently, profound granuloma can become

This course is open to HCPC / CORU registered podiatrists ONLY. This innovative course is held in the superb facilities of University Hospitals Nottingham cadaver and anatomy learning centre. Using fresh cadaver specimens, it covers the practical techniques of injecting steroids, viscosupplements or prolotherapy agents into the knee, ankle and foot, both peri – and intra – articular. In addition delegates will be able to practice the fan tunnelling technique required with Dermal Filler of the foot procedures. Pharamcology will be provided and must be completed as pre-course reading.

In today’s foot health practices, damaged nails are a common concern among patients, often stemming from trauma, fungal infections, nail surgery, or various medical conditions. As part of a comprehensive treatment plan, toenail reconstruction can be a fantastic, temporary cosmetic solution—sometimes the only viable option for restoring the appearance of a damaged nail.

This Podiatric Acupuncture course is open to all HCPC registered podiatrists, chiropodists, physiotherapists, doctors, nurses, chiropractors This 1-day highly intensive training course is based on Western principles of acupuncture, often called dry needling. Course delegates will learn when and how to confidently utilise this procedure.

HCPC registered podiatrists only. POCUS, Point-Of-Care Ultra Sound is becoming ever more popular in Healthcare. In Podiatry its usefulness can in many ways be compared to the Vascular Doppler Ultrasound which nowadays most podiatry clinics regard as an essential tool and which is almost universal.

This course will investigate nail pathologies frequently seen by podiatrists and foot health practitioners. We will discuss how we can use safe, simple and inexpensive treatment options that avoid surgery, require no anesthetic, have no recovery period, offer quick relief from pain, and can be repeated successfully without trauma.