Welcome to the Website of Drs.

Michael Zapf, DPM, Darren Payne, DPM

Lorie Robinson, DPM and Steve Benson, DPM

Thank you for visiting the web site of DrsZapf, Payne, Robinson and Benson all practicing in two offices in the Conejo Valley. Our practice name is the Agoura-Los Robles Podiatry Centers. We have combined over 60 years of experience to better serve our patients. Dr. Michael Zapf is mostly responsible for hte content of this web site.. This site is intended for the patients of The Conejo- Los Robles Podiatry Centers. If you are not a patient, you are still welcome to visit the site and learn what you can about your problem. But the doctors cannot assume any responsibility for your care and cannot offer you any medical advice. You need to see your own professional. Your problem may well be different from what you think it is, even with the help of this site. Please note that all information and photographs on this site are copyrighted by the Conejo - Los Robles Podiatry Centers and cannot be used for any private or commercial use.


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This page will show some pictures of things that podiatrists can see in practice. 

Double click the pictures to see them larger.

Examine them and see if you have any idea what is going on. Follow the links and see if you have guessed right.

Emboli.jpg (83040 bytes)1. This is a 60 year old man who presented with a flock of "purple spots" at the tips of his toes. A few days prior he underwent a coronary angioplasty (placing a tube in a heart artery and spreading it wider for improved blood flow). He is not on coumadin - a blood thinner. Answer a

 

Ash Connie Psoriatic.jpg (55420 bytes)2.  This is a 30ish woman with a 6 month history of swelling of the right 4th toe. There was no history of trauma, injury or infection. She suffers from migraines, has psoriasis, gall bladder problems, hip arthritis and ringing in her ears. What is causing her toe to be swollen.

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Green Nail.jpg (112895 bytes)This young woman came to the office complaining of fungus under her right big toe nail. DOUBLE CLICK on the photo to see what it looks like up close. Note the color which will help to distinguish it from a fungus infection. -a

 

mce2.jpg (67269 bytes)Case 4" This person has a very hard bump on the top of the right foot that hurts in some shoes. After skiing there is numbness from the top of the foot to the big toe. What is this problem? a \

 

DHD.jpg (69587 bytes)This 60 year old woman reports that she developed a painful black and blue lesion on the tip of her right 3rd toe. What is this thing? See a

 

piezo.jpg (79041 bytes)This is a 45 year old woman who is worried about little bumps appearing on her heels when she stands. They do not hurt. Her doctor husband wanted to "cut them out" but first she wanted to know what they were and if they should really be removed. 

See a to see if her husband should remove these lesions.

 

very big bunion.gif (304766 bytes)This is a 55 year old woman who complained that the side of her right foot hurt in almost every pair of shoes she tried to wear. What is that thing on the side of her foot?

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Artleg.jpg (59904 bytes)This is the leg of a most attractive young lady with a strange multi-colored fantastic plant on the outside of the right leg. It actually extends from the ankle to the (very) upper thigh. She is coming in for weekly sclerosing injections for neuromas and I get to see the leg on days she is not working.  I understand that this one on the left side goes from the lower calf to (way) above the leg (I'll take her word on that). For a better look at this leg (and she did give me permission to put this on the web) please click a 

Wernert before.jpg (44133 bytes)This thing on the outside of Werner's right foot toe has been present for several months. It has resisted treatment by two other doctors before me. What is it? See

 

This bump on the tip of the big toe (double click the picture to get a better view) belongs to a 12 year old dancer names Porsia. She first noted it about 2 weeks before her visit. To touch it, the bump is hard, not soft and fleshy. To learn what it is Double click on -->

 

        This is a photographs of Anna's foot during a bunion surgery. She is an 18 year old young woman who had a surprise for me when I opened the foot to get to the bone causing her bunion - she has blue-gray bone. Now what could cause the bone to be so discolored in an otherwise perfectly healthy young woman? For the answer double click on --> 

   

 

 

 

 

 

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