22
May
Heel Spurs – Bony Overgrowth of the Heel Bone
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Femcoadmin
WHAT IS A HEEL SPUR?
The heel bone (known as the calcaneus) is the largest bone in the foot and performs crucial functions...
22
May
Haglund’s Deformity
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WHAT IS HAGLUND’S DEFORMITY?
Our feet bear the weight of the body and facilitate the transfer of power from our lower legs. The liga...
22
May
Heel Pain – Causes, Diagnosis, Symptoms & Treatment
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WHAT IS HEEL PAIN?
The feet support the body’s weight and facilitates movement. The heel bone (Calcaneus) is the posterior part...
21
May
Golfers Elbow & Arm
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Golfers Elbow and Arm: Pain and Inflammation in the Elbow
The elbow is an important part of the body that allows for complex movemen...
21
May
Tennis Elbow
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Tennis Elbow: Repeated Strain and Tear of the Muscles & Tendons
The elbow is an important part of the body that allows for compl...
21
May
Golfer’s Elbow
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Golfer's Elbow: Medial Epicondylitis
The elbow joint is a complex structure made of two bony thickenings called the epicondyles...
21
May
Ankle Instability
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Foot and the Ankle Joint
Ankles are a true marvel of nature. Not only do they carry the entire weight of our bodies, but they are al...
21
May
Extension Of Ankle Ligaments
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Causes of Extension of Ankle Ligaments
Extension of the ligaments can be caused during a wide range of activities, often on uneven g...
21
May
Supination Trauma: Supination of the Foot
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What is Supination Trauma?
The ankle consists of two parts - the upper and lower ankle. The upper ankle has several ligaments that s...
21
May
Ankle Distortion
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What is Ankle Distortion?
The ankle joint is a complex connection between the leg and tarsal bones. The central ankle bone provides ...
