Trail Shoes and a patient with functional funct hallux limitus and chronic peroneal injury

Posted on October 18, 2012 by admin

I would be interested in anyone’s thoughts on the following case history: 42 year old female (medical doctor) 55kg (122 lbs) Keen trail runner with no previous history of injury Med History : Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease taking anti-hypertensives Asthmatic mild but needs daily corticosteroid and salbutomol as required Benign joint hypermobility – markedly hypermobile RCSP: Left STJ neutral, hallux dorsiflexion normal.

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Trail Shoes and a patient with functional funct hallux limitus and chronic peroneal injury

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