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The American Journal of Surgery, 1930
P AIN in the feet and legs is one of the most common of ailments and one that is very distressing in its effect both mentahy and physically, The proper treatment of such pain naturaIIy presupposes the proper diagnosis of the condition causing the pain. Various conditions will cause pain in feet and Iegs.
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P AIN in the feet and legs is one of the most common of ailments and one that is very distressing in its effect both mentahy and physically, The proper treatment of such pain naturaIIy presupposes the proper diagnosis of the condition causing the pain. Various conditions will cause pain in feet and Iegs.
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Rimless wheel with asymmetric flat feet
2010 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Biomimetics, 2010The purpose of this paper is to have a better understanding of the function of human flat foot. To analyze its dynamics, we propose a passive rimless wheel with asymmetric flat feet. The model has a point mass in center and massless spokes. The rigid asymmetric flat feet were equipped at the end of spokes.
Jian Jiao 0010, Mingguo Zhao, Chundi Mu
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The Arch Index: A Measure of Flat or Fat Feet?
Foot & Ankle International, 2004Background: Studies using footprint-based estimates of arch height have indicated that obesity results in a lowered medial longitudinal arch in children. However, the potentially confounding effect of body composition on indirect measures of arch height, such as the arch index, has not been investigated.
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1929
In any discussion of flat feet, one must first appreciate what is meant by a flat foot. It is not necessarily a foot in which the "arches are lost or flattened out," as is the popular conception. For many years Whitman 1 has been preaching the doctrine that the most direct of the predisposing causes of so-called flatfoot is a posture that simulates ...
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In any discussion of flat feet, one must first appreciate what is meant by a flat foot. It is not necessarily a foot in which the "arches are lost or flattened out," as is the popular conception. For many years Whitman 1 has been preaching the doctrine that the most direct of the predisposing causes of so-called flatfoot is a posture that simulates ...
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Body Weight and the Incidence of Flat Feet
Research Quarterly. American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, 1946(1946). Body Weight and the Incidence of Flat Feet. Research Quarterly. American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation: Vol. 17, No. 2, pp. 102-113.
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Managing and preventing flat feet
Equine Health, 2017Claire Brown reports on the latest Stromsholm farriery clinic
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American Journal of Diseases of Children, 1933
Since King described her efficient method of recording footprints,1I have used it almost daily. It furnishes the pediatrician with an inexpensive method of footprinting, the records of which are readily filed for future comparison. There is little doubt that weak feet in small children is a matter which has been neglected by those having the greatest ...
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Since King described her efficient method of recording footprints,1I have used it almost daily. It furnishes the pediatrician with an inexpensive method of footprinting, the records of which are readily filed for future comparison. There is little doubt that weak feet in small children is a matter which has been neglected by those having the greatest ...
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Annales de pediatrie, 1993
Flat feet are common in children. Loss of the medial arch may be due to intrinsic or extrinsic abnormalities of the foot. Physical evaluation usually suffices to identify the various growth stages which modify alignment and joint mobility, thus affecting foot function.
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Flat feet are common in children. Loss of the medial arch may be due to intrinsic or extrinsic abnormalities of the foot. Physical evaluation usually suffices to identify the various growth stages which modify alignment and joint mobility, thus affecting foot function.
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