NZ Foot and Ankle Research Review Issue 59
In this issue:
- Supination resistance variations in foot and ankle musculoskeletal disorders
- Proximal medial gastrocnemius recession for chronic plantar fasciitis
- Advanced Freiberg’s disease treated with a modified Weil osteotomy
- Surgical excision of intractable plantar keratoses
- Lateral wedging of the foot
- Do basic neurologic assessments tell us more than we realise?
- Diabetic neuropathy and ankle dorsiflexion range of motion
- Biomechanical investigation of children with type 1 diabetes mellitus
- Ankle osteoarthritis, current treatment practices
- Foot and ankle mobilisations + stretches for diabetic peripheral neuropathy
Expert contributor
Professor Matthew Carroll
Matthew Carroll is Head of School – Allied Health and Professor of Podiatry at Auckland University of Technology. His research focuses on chronic lower-limb and foot conditions, with an emphasis on improving clinical outcomes and quality of life. Matthew has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and presented at national and international conferences. He has held […]
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