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Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, Volume 102, Issue 1

2012 01 - 15 articles

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Articles (15)

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5 Citations
181 Views

Background: Foot and ankle health among the homeless is an important public health concern. There are limited studies done thus far on foot and ankle conditions and the podiatric medical needs of homeless populations. A literature review was undertak...

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9 Citations
116 Views

Comparative Analysis of Moral Distress and Values of the Work Organization Between American and Spanish Podiatric Physicians

  • Marta Elena Losa Iglesias,
  • Ricardo Becerro de Bengoa Vallejo,
  • Paloma Salvadores Fuentes and
  • Michael J. Trepal

Background: Moral distress is a stress symptom arising from situations that involve ethical dimensions where the health-care provider believes that he or she is unable to preserve all interests and values at stake. The aims of this study were to eval...

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2 Citations
421 Views

Molecular genetics is changing our understanding of the developmental translation of genotype to phenotype between and within different phylogenetic groups. Together with a growing understanding of our own evolutionary relationships to common ancesto...

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3 Citations
217 Views

Dislocation of the Fifth Metatarsal Base Following Partial Fourth and Fifth Ray Amputation. A Case Report

  • Russell M. Carlson,
  • Nicholas C. Smith,
  • Rodney M. Stuck and
  • Ronald A. Sage

This case report presents a rare postoperative dislocation of the fifth metatarsal base following a healed open partial fourth and fifth ray amputation of a 62-year-old male veteran with poorly controlled diabetes mellitus. The dislocated fifth metat...

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5 Citations
157 Views

Sural nerve impingement is frequently reported and often arises from localized trauma but much less understood are its mechanical etiologies. This case report describes the effects of local traction on the lateral calcaneal branch of the sural nerve....

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3 Citations
136 Views

Pseudarthrosis After Percutaneous Distal Osteotomy in Hallux Valgus Surgery. A Case Report

  • Nicolo Martinelli,
  • Francesco Cancilleri,
  • Gianluca Marineo,
  • Andrea Marinozzi,
  • Umile Giuseppe Longo and
  • Vincenzo Denaro

Nonunion of the first metatarsal after hallux valgus surgery is a rare complication that often results in significant pain and disability requiring surgical management. We report the case of a 42-year-old woman who developed a pseudarthrosis of the f...

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4 Citations
115 Views

The Anatomical Location of the Flexor Hallucis Brevis as It Pertains to Implant Arthroplasty

  • Matthew DeMore,
  • Erigena Baze,
  • Anthony LaLama,
  • Patrick Branagan,
  • Michael Bowen and
  • Kiana Trent

Background: Hallux limitus/rigidus is a painful arthritic condition affecting the first metatarsophalangeal joint that can be treated by implant arthroplasty, which, ultimately, may cause loss of the anatomical insertion points of the flexor hallucis...

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23 Citations
116 Views

Consequences of Pediatric Obesity on the Foot and Ankle Complex

  • Sarah P. Shultz,
  • Michael R. Sitler,
  • Ryan T. Tierney,
  • Howard J. Hillstrom and
  • Jinsup Song

Background: Anthropometric status can influence gait biomechanics, but there is relatively little published research regarding foot and ankle characteristics in the obese pediatric population. We sought to compare the structural and functional charac...

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14 Citations
131 Views

Arthrodesis of the First Metatarsophalangeal Joint. Comparison of Three Techniques

  • Kalpesh Shah,
  • Angelica Augustine,
  • Robert Carter and
  • Angus McFadyen

Background: There are cadaveric and biomechanical studies comparing different methods of fixation for achieving arthrodesis in hallux rigidus. However, there are no comparative clinical studies. We compared the clinical and radiologic outcomes of fir...

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21 Citations
249 Views

Effect of a Metatarsal Pad on the Forefoot During Gait

  • Koen L. M. Koenraadt,
  • Niki M. Stolwijk,
  • Dorine van Den Wildenberg,
  • Jaak Duysens and
  • Noël L. W. Keijsers

Background: Metatarsal pads are frequently prescribed for patients with metatarsalgia to reduce pain under the distal metatarsal heads. Several studies showed reduced pain and reduced plantar pressure just distal to the metatarsal pad. However, only...

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25 Citations
210 Views

Background: The angle of turnout is thought to predispose professional dancers to overuse musculoskeletal injuries of the lower limb; yet, the influence of angle of turnout on foot posture is currently unknown. Methods: Twelve professional contempora...

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14 Citations
144 Views

Navicula Drop Test Ad Modum Brody. Does It Show How the Foot Moves Under Dynamic Conditions?

  • Michael Skovdal Rathleff,
  • Rasmus Gottschalk Nielsen and
  • Uwe G. Kersting

Background: Understanding foot motion and function during activity is essential for clinicians because different foot types may require different treatment or rehabilitation strategies. Brody introduced the static navicular drop (ND) test, which was...

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9 Citations
149 Views

Transformative Learning. Empathy and Multicultural Awareness in Podiatric Medical Education

  • Craig M. Elliott,
  • Robert J. Toomey,
  • Brooke A. Goodman and
  • Peter Barbosa

Background: Short-term medical missions are common in medical educational settings and could possibly affect student learning. Little research has been conducted about the potential of these missions on students’ transformative learning, in particula...

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10 Citations
186 Views

Background: This work was designed to assess the degree of correlation between hallux interphalangeal joint and first metatarsophalangeal joint dorsiflexion and to compare the mobility of the hallux interphalangeal joint between participants with and...

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