Procedure contributes to better visualization and faster recovery time for foot and ankle Pain. Claims Dr. Katz
Foot pain and foot care come in all shapes, sizes and treatments. Quite often, patients are running out of solutions for their foot and ankle pain and are growing frustrated with continuous visits to their doctors. One physician, who specializes in Cryosurgery (also know as cryotreatment or cryotherapy) is confident he can solve most foot pain cases with a relatively short recovery period.
Procedure contributes to better visualization and faster recovery time for foot and ankle Pain. Cryosurgery is a painless, minimally invasive technique that utilizes controlled cooling temperatures. This, in effect, produces a prolonged nerve block destroying portions of sensory nerve tissues that cause pain. Eliminating this pain results in tremendous relief for the patient.
I use a procedure called Cryomax which I have personally developed while working with other nationally known cryosurgeons. The distinguishing difference is that I use a high powered color ultrasound which provides better visualization (as compared to the black and white ultrasound) and faster pain relief for the patient.
Dr. Marc Katz, a board certified podiatric physician located in Tampa, Florida, is one of a select group of physicians in the nation performing cryosurgery using the advanced Cryomax procedure. Dr. Katz comments on Cryosurgery and how he has helped to bring it to the next level of foot pain treatment.
Cryosurgery is a painless, minimally invasive technique that utilizes controlled cooling temperatures. This, in effect, produces a prolonged nerve block destroying portions of sensory nerve tissues that cause pain. Eliminating this pain results in tremendous relief for the patient. He continues, I use a procedure called Cryomax which I have personally developed while working with other nationally known cryosurgeons. The distinguishing difference is that I use a high powered color ultrasound which provides better visualization (as compared to the black and white ultrasound) and faster pain relief for the patient.
Is Cryosurgery The Best Treatment For The Patient Suffering Foot or Ankle Pain?
Patient s who suffer from foot or heel pain symptoms including Morton s neuroma, neuropathy, heel spurs, plantar fasciitis, or any other related ailments should contact Dr. Katz s to find out if they are a candidate for cryosurgery. If you are not a candidate for Cryosurgery, Dr Katz can recommend a variety of innovative treatments to resolve the pain.
About Dr. Katz
Dr Marc Katz is a Board certified Tampa Podiatrist that provides innovative leading edge techniques for relief of foot pain including Cryosurgery. Dr. Katz prides himself on compassion and concern for all patients. While he treats all foot and ankle ailments, he also specializes in wound care, diabetic treatment and infections.
Dr. Katz is the first Cryostar certified Cryosurgeon in the Tampa Bay Area providing relief for all types of foot and ankle pain including heel pain, Morton s neuroma and neuropathy. Due to his expertise in Cryosurgery and his innovative approach, Dr. Katz is one of the few Podiatrists in the US who has been selected to train other podiatrists.
As a solo practitioner, Dr. Katz provides each patient with individualized and personalized attention. Each will have the opportunity to spend quality time with him to discuss and understand their problem and treatment options.
For more information, please contact Dr. Katz:
Phone: 818 875 0555
Email: dr_mkatz@yahoo.com
Twitter.com/TampaPodiatrist
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Dr. Katz is the first Cryostar certified Cryosurgeon in the Tampa Bay Area providing relief for all types of foot and ankle pain including heel pain, Morton's neuroma and neuropathy. Phone: 813-875-0555 Email: dr_mkatz@yahoo.com http://www.tampacryosurgery.com http://Twitter.com/TampaPodiatrist
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