forefoot running

Posted on August 10, 2015 by admin

Hi I had a pt yesterday on whom I had to remove 4 onycholytic nails (toes 2,3 both feet).She also presented with a deep ulcer on the dorsum of her 3rd toe proximal to the nail. Pt is a female novice runner who has been running for a few months with a running club.

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