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www.FootLine.com
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Meet
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Joseph
V. Gonzalez, DPM, FACFAS
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"My
professional goal is to provide the highest quality
foot & ankle care, exhausting all conservative
options, prior to recommending reconstructive
options. It is my personal goal to minimize patient
wait time as much as possible."
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| Memberships: |
Board
Certified in Foot Surgery,
American Board of Podiatric Surgery
Fellow, American College of Foot &
Ankle Surgeons
Member, American Podiatric Medical
Association
Member, Michigan Podiatric Medical
Association |
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| Affiliations: |
Staff,
Ingham Regional Wound Care Center, Lansing,
MI
Staff, Ingham Regional Medical Center,
Lansing, MI
Staff, Sparrow Health System, Lansing,
MI
Staff, Clinton Memorial Hospital,
St. Johns, MI
Staff, Genesis Surgery Center, Lansing,
MI
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| Education: |
Undergraduate:
Central
Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant,
Michigan
Medical School: Dr. William M. Scholl
College of Podiatric Medicine,
Chicago, Illinois - DPM
Residency Training: Illinois Masonic Medical
Center, Chicago, Illinois |
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| Previous
Practice Experience: |
Stines
Podiatry Center - Lansing, Michigan
Chicago Foot Health Centers - Chicago,
Illinois - Residency Training
Midtown Foot & Ankle Center - Chicago,
Illinois - Residency Training |
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| Publications: |
"The
Modified Hohmann Osteotomy: an alternative
joint salvage procedure for hallux rigidus"
Journal of Foot & Ankle Surgery, 2004 Nov-Dec;
43(6):380-388  |
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"Triple
Arthrodesis Stabilization: a quantitative
analysis of screws versus staple fixation
in fresh cadaveric matched-pair specimens"
Journal of Foot & Ankle Surgery, 1998 Nov-Dec;
37(6):472-480 |
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"Time
Analysis for Screw Application: traditional
lag technique versus self-tapping lag technique"
Journal of Foot & Ankle Surgery, 1997 Nov-Dec;
36(6):422-424 |
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"Intraosseous
Lipoma of the Calcaneus: a clinicopathologic
study of three cases"
Journal of Foot & Ankle Surgery, 1997 Jul-Aug;
36(4):306-310 |
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"Time
Analysis for Screw Application: traditional
lag technique versus self-tapping lag technique"
Loyola University Chicago Orthopaedic Journal,
1997; VI:25-27 |
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"Intraosseous
Lipoma of the Calcaneus"
Loyola University Chicago Orthopaedic Journal,
1997; VI:28-31 |
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| Awards: |
Gold
Award - Midwest Podiatry Conference
National Post-Graduate Research Symposium
- Lecture
"Modified Hohmann Osteotomy for treatment
of Hallux Rigidus" - 2001 |
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The
Doctors Harold, Joel & Marc Feder Podiatric
Orthopaedic Award
"Tibialis Posterior Tendon Dysfunction resulting
in Adult Acquired Flatfoot" - 1996 |
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| Professional
Activities: |
Although
I was trained in all aspects of reconstructive
foot & ankle surgery at a Level-I trauma
center in downtown Chicago and am Board
Certified in Foot Surgery, I still enjoy
the basics of podiatry, both conservative
and surgical, including bunion & hammertoe
surgery and diabetic foot care. I also enjoy
the challenges of rearfoot reconstructive
surgery, wound care and high-risk diabetic
limb salvage.
Aside
from the practice of podiatry, I am privileged
to be able to give back to the medical community
through education. I frequently have medical
residents rotating through my office, and
I occasionally have the opportunity to lecture
at various medical conferences and at the
Medical School at Michigan State University.
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| About
Myself: |
I
was raised in Livonia, Michigan and spent
seven years in Chicago prior to moving to
the Lansing Area. My free time is spent playing
and traveling with my wife (Diane) and four
children (Alec, Jack, Sammy & Lily). |
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