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Understanding Haglund’s Deformity
Haglund's deformity is characterized by a prominent bump situated at the back of the calcaneus, commonly referred to as the heel bo...
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Diagnosing Plantar Fibroma
Occurring between the skin and the first layers of muscle in the arch of the foot, plantar fibroma is a knot, or nodule, that is sometime...
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The Basics of Peroneal Tendon Injuries
The foot has two peroneal tendons that run side-by-side along the ankle. One of the tendons attaches at the outside middle of the foot an...
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Treating Hallux Rigidus
Arthritis of the big toe joint, or hallux rigidus, is second only to bunions as the most common condition affecting the big toe. Universa...
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Treatments for Tarsal Coalition
Sometimes resulting in limited motion and pain in one or both feet, a tarsal coalition is an abnormal connection between the tarsal bones...
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Understanding Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction
A common foot and ankle problem, posterior tibial tendon dysfunction is a condition that results when tendons are inflamed or torn. A pod...
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Lisfranc Joint Injury Overview
A Lisfranc injury typically occurs when the foot is twisted during a fall or when a weight lands on the foot while it is flexed downward...
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How to Correctly Wear Flip Flops
While freeing your feet from the confines of restrictive footwear has its benefits, it also has a downside that may not show for years to...
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4 Types of Foot Fractures
The foot is comprised of 26 bones that, in spite of their relatively small size, do a remarkable job of supporting our weight and getting us from place to place. An accident or trauma can crush, twist, bend, or otherwise fracture these bones. The following looks at t...
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The Most Common Sports Injures
Athletes are particularly susceptible to a variety of common sports injuries. These injuries can result from mishaps on the playing field, but also from repetitive movements and overuse. Here we discuss three of the most common foot injuries reported by athletes. Str...
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Children’s Foot Development: What You Need to Know
A child's foot develops most rapidly during the first five years of life. This process does not stop until the foot reaches skeleta...
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Understanding Foot Arthritis
Arthritis is characterized by joint inflammation, and it is common in the small joints that are located in the foot and ankle. There are...
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