Effectiveness of scalpel debridement for painful plantar calluses in older people: a randomized…

Posted on August 9, 2013 by admin

Effectiveness of scalpel debridement for painful plantar calluses in older people: a randomized trial Karl B Landorf, Adam Morrow, Martin J Spink, Chelsey L Nash, Anna Novak, Julia Potter and Hylton B Menz Trials 2013, 14:243 Quote: Background: Plantar calluses are a common cause of foot pain, which can have a detrimental impact on the mobility and independence of older people.

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