Is Gait Dysfunction a Symptom, or an Objective Finding?

Posted on September 5, 2014 by admin

In a thread where we are discussing Pediatric Flatfoot Correction with Foot Orthoses , Sallie Smillie made the following statement: Quote: Originally Posted by Sallie Smillie Secondly, gait dysfunction IS a symptom.

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Is Gait Dysfunction a Symptom, or an Objective Finding?

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