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By Noelis Rosario, DPM Dr. Rosario received her Bachelor’s of Science in Biology and a Post-Bachelor’s in Medical Laboratory Sciences from the University of Puerto Rico. She earned her Doctorate of Podiatric Medicine from Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, Miami, FL. She completed her Residency at Mercy Hospital in Miami. Dr. Rosario specializes in all aspects of elective forefoot and rearfoot surgery, Charcot reconstruction, limb salvage, external ring fixation and sports medicine. Dr. Noelis Rosario

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Page 1: By Noelis Rosario, DPM · High arches, flatfeet or abnormal walking pattern Overweight or sudden weight gain (ie. pregnancy) Your feet roll in too much when you stand or walk (over-pronation)

By Noelis Rosario, DPM

Dr. Rosario received her Bachelor’s of Science in Biology and a Post-Bachelor’s in Medical Laboratory Sciences from the University of Puerto Rico. She earned her Doctorate of Podiatric Medicine from Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, Miami, FL. She completed her Residency at Mercy Hospital in Miami.

Dr. Rosario specializes in all aspects of elective forefoot and rearfoot surgery, Charcot reconstruction, limb salvage, external ring fixation and sports medicine.

Dr. Noelis Rosario

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