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http://talk.foot-care.org/
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foot-care.org, we provide a vast variety of information on foot discomfort, nasty foot conditions, choosing the right footwear, sports injuries and their treatments and even diabetic foot care. We aim to provide the most up to date and useful factual information to present to our visitors all for free.
[OWL editor's note: This site has links to MBT Footware]
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http://myflatfeet.blogspot.com/
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This is a blog about a new type of orthotics/insoles for flat feet / pronation.
I have been using these insoles with very good results for runner`s knee caused by flat feet.
The blog contains details about the insoles, my progress and resources for people with flat feet and runner`s knee.
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http://www.thetampapodiatrist.com/document_disorders.cfm?id=105
There are two types of dermatitis caused by substances coming in contact with the skin: primary irritant dermatitis and allergic contact dermatitis. The primary irritant dermatitis is due to a non-allergic reaction of the skin resulting from exposure to an irritating substance. Allergic contact dermatitis is the allergic sensitization to various substances.
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http://www.bcfootandankle.com/footanat.htm
The foot is made up of many bones and soft tissues such as muscles, ligaments and tendons. The bones of the foot are often divided into 3 regions: hindfoot, midfoot and forefoot.
A joint is the area where two bones come together and it includes all of the soft tissue structures in between the two bones.
Cartilage is a thick tissue and is found on the ends of the bones. It acts as a protective cushion and a sliding surface on which the bones move.
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http://www.bcfootandankle.com/arplasty.htm
DEFINITIONS & PROCEDURES
Ankle Arthroplasty
An arthroplasty is a surgical procedure in which an artificial joint replaces a damaged joint.
An ankle arthroplasty is an alternative to an ankle joint fusion (arthrodesis). Your doctor will determine if you are a candidate for a joint replacement surgery or a fusion.
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http://www.thetampapodiatrist.com/document_disorders.cfm?id=229
There are two sets of veins which carry blood from the feet back to the heart and lungs. The superficial veins are located just beneath the skin, and are often visible as enlarged or varicose veins. The second network of veins are the deep veins which are located close to the bone of the leg and thigh, and are not visible. Each of these sets of veins has the potential to develop a blood clot.
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