Welcome…Again

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Data Trace, the publisher of the Handbook of Lower Extremity Infections, 3rd Edition, has started a bit of a marketing “blitz” in response to the recent release of the book.  I want to take this opportunity to welcome those of you who have just come across this blog either through the recent direct mailing or … Read more

Escalation vs. De-escalation Therapy

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Last week I was invited by Bret Ribotsky, DPM to participate in one of his “Meet the Masters” telephone conferences (www.podiatricsuccess.com).  We had an interesting conversation covering topics such as my definition of “success”, the Journal of the APMA, and my take on some current infectious diseases topics.  After the conference Bret posted a comment … Read more

The Handbook is Ready

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I just wanted to drop in a short post to tell everybody that the 3rd Edition of the Handbook of Lower Extremity Infections has been published and is now shipping. For anyone who ordered the book, if you have not received it already, you should be getting your copy soon. For those waiting for the … Read more

ICAAC Review I

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This past week I attended the American Society for Microbiology’s 49th annual Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy (ICAAC) held in San Francisco.  ICAAC is the largest conference in the world dealing with infectious diseases and antimicrobial agents.  It routinely gathers over 10,000 microbiologists, infectious diseases specialists, pharmacists, etc. from all over the globe … Read more

Antibiotics, Osteomyelitis & the FDA

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It has been difficult to get any new posts up on the blog lately with an incredibly busy travel/lecture schedule.  In the past 2-3 weeks I have been in Toronto for the very successful APMA National, Indianapolis for the Drum Corps International World Championships (not work related for a change!), Las Vegas this past week … Read more

Preview this Book

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You may notice that the top menu bar now has a new selection “Preview the Book”.  My idea in doing this was to get some important content from the book up on this blog to a) be a “public service” to readers of this site and b) act as a bit of a teaser to … Read more