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9780443381126
Copyright:
2028
Page Count:
690
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Elsevier
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Neale's Disorders of the Foot and Ankle - Elsevier E-Book on VitalSource, 10th Edition
by Keith Rome, PhD, MSc, BSc(Hons), Nat Padhiar, Tiziana Mifsud and Sarah Stewart
Elsevier eBook on VitalSource
ISBN:
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Copyright:
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Page Count:
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Imprint:
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The definitive textbook for podiatry students and practitioners, offering comprehensive coverage of foot disorders and systemic pathologies affecting foot health. Now celebrating its tenth edition, it will integrate latest research and clinical guidelines, ensuring readers stay updated with current practices, supported by Evolve Resources.
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- The foremost textbook on foot disorders and their management
- Comprehensive coverage of diagnosis and treatment of conditions encountered in daily practice
- Reflects the latest evidence-based research and clinical guidelines
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work in progress The editors are working on a more intuitive ordering of the chapters with basic/core information at the beginning and more advanced topics at the end of the textbook, so the previous edition ToC has been copied below. See revision plan for more details re: the ToC.
1. Structure and function of the foot
2. Examination and diagnosis in clinical management
3. The skin and nails in podiatry
4. Dermatological conditions of the foot and leg
5. Circulatory disorders
6. Neurological disorders in the lower extremity
7. Basic biomechanics of gait
8. Musculoskeletal podiatric medicine
9. Rheumatic diseases
10. Metabolic disorders and management of high-risk patients
11. Podiatric management of the elderly
12. Paediatric podiatry
13. Podiatric sports medicine
14. Leprosy and tropical diseases
15. Pharmacology and therapeutics
16. Pain control
17. Local anaesthetics
18. Minor surgery of the foot
19. Diagnostic imaging
20. Podiatric surgery
21. Footwear
22. Foot orthoses
23. Complementary and integrated medicines
24. Forensic and legal medicine
25. Principles of infection prevention and control
26. Evidence-based practice
27. Medical emergencies
28. Health and safety in podiatric practice -
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