Psychological variables associated with plantar heel pain

Posted on March 25, 2014 by admin

Psychological variables associated with foot function and foot pain in patients with plantar heel pain Matthew P. Cotchett, Glen Whittaker, Bircan Erbas Clinical Rheumatology March 2014 Quote: It is widely accepted that psychological variables are associated with self-reported pain and self-reported physical function in patients with musculoskeletal pain

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Psychological variables associated with plantar heel pain

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