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Podiatrists - Foot Surgeons
10720 Baltimore Avenue
Beltsville, MD 20705

(301) 937-5666

PADnet+ (Peripheral Arterial Disease Diagnostic Test)

Peripheral Arterial Disease, known as P.A.D., is a common, yet serious disease that is extremely under diagnosed. P.A.D. occurs when there is a build up of cholesterol and plaque in the arteries of the lower extremities, causing decreased blood flow to the legs and feet. Just like build up in the heart, clogged arteries in the lower extremities can cause stroke or heart attack. Luckily today there is a new, non-invasive diagnostic test(PADnet) that we can perform that can detect if you are at risk.

PADnet is a diagnostic test that can provide early detection of P.A.D. The PADnet detects blockages in arteries and the quality of blood flow using pulse volume recordings and segmental blood pressure measurements. The results from the test will allow your doctor to determine the best treatment options. Click on the links below to learn more and to see if you may be a candidate for the PADnet diagnostic test.

Do I need a PADnet Test

PAD Exam

PAD(peripheral arterial disease) Information

PADnet Test

 

DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND

In our continuing effort to provide our patients with the best in podiatric care we are proud to offer diagnostic ultrasound imaging of the foot and ankle right in our office. Much the way x-rays are used in our office to diagnose deformities and fractures of the bones, ultrasound can be instrumental in diagnosing soft tissue abnormalities of the foot such as cysts, abscesses, foreign bodies, neuromas, and ligament or tendon tears and ruptures. In addition, ultrasound can be used to assess healing as it progresses and even aid in the treatment such as guiding the needle into a specific joint or area of inflammation. Having this important diagnostic tool in our office will save our patients time and money because it will decrease the number of follow up visits by eliminating the need to drive to a radiology center and return at a later date for follow up and results.

Dr. Beck and Dr. Deiboldt have received extensive training and are certified in the use of diagnostic ultrasound.

SANDAL AND CLOG ORTHOTICS

New this spring we are proud to offer a new way to wear your orthotics. With custom sandal or clog orthotics you can be casted for a pair of orthotics that are custom made to fit inside a pair of specialized sandals or clogs chosen and purchased by you. There are a variety of styles and colors available from notable brands such as Birkenstock. The orthotics may be covered by your health insurance and we will happily check your benefits at no extra charge.

 

DIGITAL X-RAYS

We are now proud to offer state of the art diagnostic digital xray. Digital xrays are more accurate than traditional xrays. It allows the physician to enlarge an area of interest to better view the anatomy and the possible reason for the patient's complaint. This new tool will help to diagnose some problems that would not be able to be seen on traditional xrays.




Podiatrists - Foot Surgeons, Beltsville MD, 20705 (301) 937-5666

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