stiffness of surface and symptoms

Posted on December 17, 2013 by admin

If a patient reported walking on ‘hard’ surfaces caused pain in their feet whilst no such pain on ‘soft’ surfaces, is it logical to conclude that it is soft tissue that is being stressed rather than bone, and vice versa?

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stiffness of surface and symptoms

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