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Dr. Vince Hetherington and the Federation Internacionale des Podologues
Dr. Vince Hetherington new President of the International Academy of Podiatric Medical Educators, Federation Internacionale des Podologues (FIP)
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Donald L. Lorimer
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A prospective audit of referral patterns to a dedicated Foot and Ankle surgical service
Abstract: Introduction: In order to ensure we provided an appropriate patient focused service we undertook a prospective audit of referrals to our surgical foot and ankle department in a large Distric...
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Stephen Hewitt,
Ben Yates,
David Williamson
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166-171
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Metatarsal bars more effective than metatarsal pads in reducing impulse on the second metatarsal head
Abstract: Background: The second metatarsal head is commonly involved in cases of metatarsalgia. As part of the conservative treatment, metatarsal bars and metatarsal pads are often prescribed. Object...
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Annie Deshaies,
Patrice Roy,
Panagiotis D. Symeonidis,
Bernard LaRue,
Norman Murphy,
Éric Anctil
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172-175
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Ankle “sprains” during sport activities with normal radiographs: Incidence of associated bone and tendon injuries on MRI findings and its clinical impact
Abstract: Objectives: To evaluate, with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), the occurrence of bone and tendon injuries and their impact on clinical management in athletes with ankle trauma during sports...
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Kaissar Yammine,
Yahia Fathi
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176-178
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Morphology of sustentaculum tali: Biomechanical importance and correlation with angular dimensions of the talus
Abstract: Summary of background data: The talus and the calcaneus share the bulk of load transmitted from the leg to the skeleton of the foot. The present study analyses the inter-relationship between...
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Niladri Kumar Mahato
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179-183
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The aerodynamics of running socks: Reality or rhetoric?
Abstract: Aim: The primary objective of this study was to test the aerodynamic properties of a selection of running and general sports socks. Methods and procedures: Eleven pairs of socks were tested ...
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Robert L. Ashford,
Peter White,
Vivek Indramohan
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184-187
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Predictive factors for flatfoot: The role of age and footwear in children in urban and rural communities in South West Nigeria
Abstract: Background: Flatfoot is common in children and its prevalence influenced by several factors. This study investigated the role of age and type of foot wear as predictors of flatfoot in school...
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Temilola Abolarin,
Ayoola Aiyegbusi,
Abidemi Tella,
Sunday Akinbo
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188-192
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Evolution of the Achilles tendon: The athlete's Achilles heel?
Abstract: The Achilles tendon is believed to have first developed two million years ago enabling humans to run twice as fast. However if the Achilles tendon is so important in terms of evolution, then...
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S. Malvankar,
W.S. Khan
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193-197
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Giant cell tumor of distal phalanx of great toe. A case report
Abstract: Giant cell tumors are locally aggressive benign osseous neoplasms of unknown origin. They mostly occur after skeletal maturity in 3rd or 4th decade and commonly involve long bones although o...
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Vikas Bachhal,
Sushil Rangdal,
Uttam Saini,
Radheshyam Sament
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Osteosarcoma: A rare cause of painful enlargement of the hallux
Abstract: Malignant osseous and soft-tissue tumors of the foot are rare. We report a case of osteosarcoma in the proximal phalanx of the hallux in a 45-year-old man. In patients with foot-related symp...
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J.A. Sproule,
C. Kennedy,
D.M. Mulcahy
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201-203
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Partial achilles tendon rupture presenting with giant hematoma; MRI findings of 4 year follow up
Abstract: In the young population, spontaneous rupture of Achilles tendon is very rare. The big hematoma is also rare finding of the Achilles tendon partial rupture. It is usually seen with complete r...
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Aysegul Sarsilmaz,
Makbule Varer,
Gulten Coskun,
Melda Apaydın,
Orhan Oyar
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204-206
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Carcinoma cuniculatum of foot
Carcinoma cuniculatum is a rare variant of squamous cell carcinoma of foot. It has been suggested as a type of verrucous carcinoma, peculiarly presenting as deep burrows and sinuses filled with kerati...
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Asha S. Shenoy,
Ramesh S. Waghmare,
Vikas S. Kavishwar,
Gayathri P. Amonkar
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Corrigendum to ‘Clinico-microbiological study and antimicrobial drug resistance profile of diabetic foot infections in North India’ [The Foot 21 (2011) 6–14]
The authors regret that the following errors were present in their paper. A revised version of appears below, together with corrections to the abstract and Section 3.4.
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Mohammad Zubair,
Abida Malik,
Jamal Ahmad
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209-210
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