Biomechanics

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Should We Abandon The Concept Of The Subtalar Neutral Joint Position?

01/21/2020

Eric Fuller , DPM;

Robert Daryl Phillips , DPM;

01/21/2020

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Have Biomechanics Become An Afterthought In Podiatry?

10/16/2019

Bruce E. Williams , DPM, FACFAS;

I was honored to be invited to participate in the Orthotic Q&A panel at the American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine (AAPSM) Stand Alone Meeting in Boston this past month.

I was honored to be invited to...

10/16/2019

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Why Can’t We Accurately Measure Pure Ankle Joint Range Of Motion?

07/19/2019

Douglas Richie Jr., DPM, FACFAS, FAAPSM;

07/19/2019

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New Concepts In Longitudinal Arch Biomechanics

05/24/2018

Kevin A. Kirby , DPM, MS;

In order to promote a better understanding of the neurological and mechanical functions of the longitudinal arch, this author discusses the concept of the Longitudinal Arch Load-Sharing System (LALSS) and how the longitudinal arch plays an...

In order to promote a better...

05/24/2018

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Current Insights On Biomechanics And The Diabetic Ulcerative Functional Foot

02/27/2018

Robert Daryl Phillips , DPM;

Changes in fat pad thickness, compromised mobility and the development of neuropathy can have a profound effect on the biomechanics of the diabetic foot. This author emphasizes how a strong understanding of the biomechanical forces upon the...

Changes in fat pad thickness,...

02/27/2018

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What A Recent Study Gets Right And Wrong About Root Biomechanics

05/31/2017

Kevin A. Kirby , DPM, MS;

This author takes a critical look at recent kinematics research, which questions established tenets of Root biomechanics. 

This author takes a critical...

05/31/2017

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Understanding The Biomechanics Of Equinus

08/20/2014

Craig Clifford , DPM, MHA, AACFAS, FACFAS, FACFAOM;

Given that equinus is a factor in many foot and ankle conditions, it is imperative to be knowledgeable in the biomechanical aspects of the condition. Accordingly, this author discusses the biomechanical compensations that can occur with...

Given that equinus is a factor...

08/20/2014

Podiatry Today