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- Help: Tiny Small Bumps Located On Sole Of Feet and Side of Pinky & Big Toe
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Category Archives: Podiatry Arena
Mechanical function of the tibialis posterior muscle
The mechanical function of the tibialis posterior muscle and its tendon during locomotion J.N. Maharaj, A.G Continue reading
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Weak Toe Grip Strength Correlates with Hallux Valgus
Weak TGS Correlates with Hallux Valgus in 10-12 Year Old Girls: A Cross Sectional Study Matsubara et al., Clin Res Foot Ankle 2016, 4:2 Quote: Objective: Hallux valgus is one of the most common foot deformities. It is considered that hallux valgus is associated with foot arch height, footwear, sex and so on Continue reading
Foot health problems – when to refer to a podiatrist
netizens Passed on in good faith Taken from Nursing in Practice magazine http://www.nursinginpractice.com/art…fer-podiatrist toeslayer Continue reading
New practice co-locating in GP clinic questions
HI All, I am starting my own practice (at last – yippeee!) and am meeting to discuss the possibility of co-locating with some GPs. The practice manager suggested that a percentage payment for the room would be what they would like to do. I understand this would include reception but yet to discuss %amount and what it would include absolutely. Continue reading
Does Clubfoot Treatment Need to Begin As Soon As Possible?
Does Clubfoot Treatment Need to Begin As Soon As Possible? Zionts, Lewis E. MD; Sangiorgio, Sophia N. Continue reading
Lower limbs deformities in patients with McCune-Albright syndrome
Lower limbs deformities in patients with McCune-Albright syndrome: Tomography and treatment. Al Kaissi A et al Afr J Paediatr Surg. 2016 Jul-Sep;13(3):125-30 Quote: BACKGROUND: The skeletal changes in McCune-Albright disease are usually severe because of the polyostotic form of the disease. Continue reading
Reprogramming of diabetic foot ulcer cells to create therapeutic stem cell
PUBLIC RELEASE: 10-AUG-2016 First report on efficient reprogramming of diabetic foot ulcer cells to create therapeutic stem cell Quote: New Rochelle, NY, August 10, 2016–The potential to use a patient’s own cells to treat non-healing chronic wounds – a serious complication of diabetes – took an important step forward as researchers successfully reprogrammed skin cells taken from diabetic foot ulcers to form induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs). Continue reading
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Does Trump have a Podiatrist on his campaign staff?
This question was asked on Yahoo! Answers: Quote: I just assume so, since he must need a lot of help getting that foot out of his mouth, every other hour. Quote: Hillary needs a whole staff of foot people to get her up a few steps. Quote: He doesn’t.. Continue reading
Jury Verdict: Patient was non-compliant in bunion treatment
Quote: The jury determined that Wells had not been negligent in his treatment of Beezub. Full story Continue reading
Gender differences in running injuries
Understanding lower limb location-specific running-related pain by males and females Elashi, Maha Essam Thesis; University of British Columbia Date 2016 Quote: Running-related injuries (RRIs) have been attributed to a number of factors, but there is no consensus in the current literature as to whether sex is a risk factor for RRIs, or if risk factors for running-related pain differ by sex. It has been suggested that due to differences in anatomy and biomechanics, males and females have their own RRI risk profiles; several variables may need to be taken into consideration when assessing sex as a risk factor for RRIs and running-related pain. Continue reading
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