Titlebook: Bone and Joint Disorders of the Foot and Ankle; A Rheumatological Ap Maurice Bouysset (Rhumatologist) Book 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heid

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Radiography of the foot,tomic and biomechanic knowledge allows better diagnostic interpretation of the X-ray, so treatment becomes more appropriate. The following text merely sets out some essential notions about the subject and cannot take the place of more detailed presentations [9, 12].

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The neuropathic foot,hylogenetically from a part of a posterior limb to a part of an inferior limb. It can only function normally under control of an intact nervous system. There are two major nerve pathways which, through their network, regulate all aspects of the foot’s function: first, centripetal afferent pathways s

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Septic arthritis of the foot and ankle,etimes fatal damage, and where microbiologic diagnosis is essential and imperative. While it shares the general characteristics of all forms of septic arthritis [18,19], it also has several features specific to its site and diagnosis, and related to its course and prognosis.

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The rheumatoid foot,rs at any age, but especially between 40 and 60 years; initially, it may remain localized to the foot and ankle for a long time. During its progress, the foot is affected in 90% or more of cases [1, 16, 54, 67, 72]. Despite therapeutic progress, rheumatoid arthritis often remains a serious disorder

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Foot involvement in spondylarthropathies,49]. They include ankylosing spondylitis; reactive arthritis, of which Reiter’s syndrome [41] is the most complete form; psoriatic arthritis; the arthritis of Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis; and some forms of juvenile chronic arthritis. These arthritides often have a chronic course and may be