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Gender differences in foot and ankle sporting injuries: A systematic literature review.
The FootBACKGROUND In response to the all-time high of female sports participation, there has been increasing scientific discourse and media interest in women's sporting injuries in recent years.
A. Talia +3 more
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Association between the Foot Posture Index and running related injuries: A case‐control study
Clinical Biomechanics, 2019Background: Novice runners are at significantly greater risk of running‐related injuries than experienced recreational runners. To develop prevention strategies for this population, it is important to identify predisposing factors that contribute to the ...
Aitor Pérez-Morcillo +8 more
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The Foot, 1998
It is perhaps surprising when we consider how much time children spend on their feet that childhood foot injuries are relatively uncommon. From time to time, however, a variety of problems will be encountered and it is, therefore, important that the clinician is familiar both with the types of injury which may occur, and the best method of management ...
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It is perhaps surprising when we consider how much time children spend on their feet that childhood foot injuries are relatively uncommon. From time to time, however, a variety of problems will be encountered and it is, therefore, important that the clinician is familiar both with the types of injury which may occur, and the best method of management ...
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Radiology of acute foot injuries
British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2010Many traumatic foot injuries can be adequately managed clinically without the use of imaging, even in the presence of metatarsal or phalangeal fractures. However, plain radiographs remain the first-line investigation for traumatic injury to the foot.
A D, Gummow, S H M, Khan
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Foot morphology and foot/ankle injury in indoor football
Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 2007While the pronated foot is implicated as a risk factor for sports injury in some studies, others suggest that a supinated foot posture increases the risk of overuse lower limb injuries. Athletes in a given sports discipline may tend to have a similar foot morphology, which varies from that observed elsewhere.
Lauren E, Cain +3 more
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Injuries and Injury Prevention During Foot Marching
Journal of Special Operations Medicine, 2014Since the beginning of recorded history, Soldiers have carried arms and equipment on their bodies. More recently, loads have substantially increased, driven by improvements in weapons technology and personal protection. As Soldier loads increase, there are increases in energy cost, altered gait mechanics, increased stress on the musculoskeletal system,
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2012
Thermal injuries to the foot, in particular isolated burns, are less common than burn injuries to other body parts such as the face or the hand. One reason for this low number of injuries is due to the fact that most of the time our feet are protected by shoes.
Thilo Schenck, Riccardo E. Giunta
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Thermal injuries to the foot, in particular isolated burns, are less common than burn injuries to other body parts such as the face or the hand. One reason for this low number of injuries is due to the fact that most of the time our feet are protected by shoes.
Thilo Schenck, Riccardo E. Giunta
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Archives of Orthopaedic and Traumatic Surgery, 1982
A survey about ligamentous injuries of the foot is given by instructive cases. Besides a thorough anamnesis and careful physical examination X-ray-pictures under strain for diagnosis and documentation are recommended. Unlike bone fractures, ligamentous injuries of the foot have received only minor interest to date.
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A survey about ligamentous injuries of the foot is given by instructive cases. Besides a thorough anamnesis and careful physical examination X-ray-pictures under strain for diagnosis and documentation are recommended. Unlike bone fractures, ligamentous injuries of the foot have received only minor interest to date.
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 2010
The emergency provider (EP) must be aware of the anatomy of the leg, ankle, and foot. The varied presentation of common injuries must be recognized as well as the unique presentations of uncommon injuries. The astute EP must rely on a focused history and a precise examination to avoid the pitfalls and missed injuries from an over-reliance on ...
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The emergency provider (EP) must be aware of the anatomy of the leg, ankle, and foot. The varied presentation of common injuries must be recognized as well as the unique presentations of uncommon injuries. The astute EP must rely on a focused history and a precise examination to avoid the pitfalls and missed injuries from an over-reliance on ...
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