Archive for March, 2010

Risk for plantar fasciitis in factory workers

Risk for plantar fasciitis in factory workers A recent study from the University of Michagan looked at the risk factors for plantar fasciitis in asembly plant workers. They found that plantar fasciitis was common in this group of workers and the factors that increased the risk for it were: forefoot pronation on physical examination high metatarsal...
Leave Comment » | More
We will keep You Updated...
Sign up to receive breaking news
as well as receive other site updates!
Sponsors
Archives

You are currently browsing the Podiatry UK blog archives for March, 2010.

Links:
Sponsors
Recent Posts

Does the Circulation Booster Work?

The Circulation Booster is a product that is claimed to help improve the circulation to the foot and... 

Growing Pains

Growing pains in children are common but generally do not cause any significant problems or long term... 

Lasers for toenail onychomycosis

The use of lasers for toenail onychomycosis has led to some debate and discussion (Laser treatment for... 

Sinus Tarsi Syndrome

This is a painful condition involving the sinus tarsi between the talus and calcaneus. It can be injured... 

Severs Disease

Severs disease is probably the most common problem that affects the heel bone in children. It has been... 

Recent Comments
Why was there no control group in that study? Why only healthy subjects used? The study does not show what is claimed.
Dear Sir/ madam, Please refer our website for new research just released. London South Bank University have now independently pr
I would have thought that if MRSA was present, then that is enough to treat it, if it was the infecting organism or not. MRSA is nas
Tag Cloud

Contact Us | Privacy Statement
Copyright © 2009 Podiatry UK. All Rights Reserved.