Foot Orthotics and Patellofemoral Pain

Posted on August 30, 2014 by admin

The focus in recent times on patellofemoral pain or anterior knee pain in runners has all been on the proximal issues despite two randomized controlled trials showing that distal issues (ie foot orthotics) work (see Collins et al

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