Titlebook: Sports Injuries of the Ankle and Foot; Richard A. Marder,George J. Lian Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1997 instabilit

刪減

Concrete

Hindfoot,his anatomic region that commonly occur in athletes and have the potential to impair performance. These entities can usually be diagnosed by a direct history combined with careful examination. Knowledge of the anatomy of the heel and the pathologies usually involved, together with the history, guide

Arthropathy

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Nerve Injuries,ed in 1876 by Thomas Morton, and in 1940 Betts identified a neuroma as the cause of this pain. The syndrome has classically referred to neurogenic pain in the ball of the foot centered between the third and fourth toes.

STRIA

Skin and Nails,onment. The plantar skin of the foot, as well, provides protection from the high pressures of weight-bearing. Skin blocks the invasion of infectious organisms. Constriction and dilation of blood vessels in the skin and the sweat mechanism are important factors in the regulation of body temperature.

conjunctivitis

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Ankle, sport and persistent symptoms. Furthermore, chronic lateral instability occurs in nearly 20% of patients (Boruta et al., 1990; Freeman, 1965; Freeman et al., 1965; Kannus and Renstrom, 1991; Rijke et al., 1988).

說明

Hindfoot,history combined with careful examination. Knowledge of the anatomy of the heel and the pathologies usually involved, together with the history, guide the physical examination. For the purposes of diagnosis and treatment, it is useful to classify heel pain anatomically into posterior and subcalcaneal heel pain.

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adipose-tissue