Valid footprint indexes?

Posted on January 26, 2016 by admin

Hello you all, I study Podiatry at Universidad de M?laga (Spain) and I would like you to help me about which are the valid footprint measures and angles that you really trust based on your clinical experience and supported by scientific evidence. I am asking this because the Arch Index (AI) seems to be quite realiable in all aspects in most of the studies. Nevertheless, the Chippaux-Smirak index and the Staheli index are constantly called into question by many studies even though they have..

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