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  1. Stanley
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    Topical Insulin Accelerates Diabetic Wound Healing

    I used to mix testosterone with insulin and triple antibiotic powder in men. I stopped when they changed the class of testosterone. In older...
    Post by: Stanley, Nov 7, 2022 in forum: Diabetic Foot & Wound Management
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    Platelet rich plasma vs shock wave vs corticosteroids for plantar fasciitis

    When I was in practice, in the few cases that were unresponsive to conservative treatment (and 4% ethanol injections for neuritis of the first...
    Post by: Stanley, Sep 12, 2022 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Painful Peroneal Tubercles in the Pediatric Population

    I wrote about this years ago Peroneus quartus. A case report S Wachter and S Beekman JAPMA Volume 73: Issue 10 01 Oct 1983
    Post by: Stanley, Jun 6, 2022 in forum: Pediatrics
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    Foot pronation and knee pain

    If it is weak, then walking in the sand or the use of a foot exerciser. Most likely the muscle is inhibited. This can be done by manual muscle...
    Post by: Stanley, Jan 27, 2022 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Foot pronation and knee pain

    All the muscles of the foot can in the right circumstances support the arch synergistically. For instance let's take the least likely possibility,...
    Post by: Stanley, Jan 26, 2022 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Is a calcaneal spur in the plantar fascia?

    If you take a pre surgical MRI, you will see bone marrow edema. In the cases where this is a main source of the pain, the excision of the...
    Post by: Stanley, Feb 22, 2021 in forum: General Issues and Discussion Forum
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    Orthotic Devices to Treat Scoliosis?

    Depends on the amount of equinus. The more the equinus, the less the sole lift.
    Post by: Stanley, Feb 22, 2021 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Orthotic Devices to Treat Scoliosis?

    I agree 100% with you. Another way to look at it is that this is a descending issue.
    Post by: Stanley, Feb 22, 2021 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Piriformis Syndrome

    Correct the anterior innominate (usually due to a medial talus) and then strain-counterstrain or reverse strain-counterstrain of the piriformis.
    Post by: Stanley, May 11, 2020 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Guide to alternative therapies , aka Snake Oil

    https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/915945?nlid=130917_5402&src=wnl_dne_190801_mscpedit&uac=128019MY&impID=2047104&faf=1
    Post by: Stanley, Aug 1, 2019 in forum: Break Room
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    Short foot exercise vs foot orthotics for flat feet

    Just to show the muscular development.
    Post by: Stanley, Jul 30, 2019 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Short foot exercise vs foot orthotics for flat feet

    Here is a cast of my son's feet after a year of foot exercises using a non commercial foot exerciser. [ATTACH]
    Post by: Stanley, Jun 10, 2019 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  13. Stanley
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    Gait analysis to identify autism

    Dick Schuster would say that younger children would have wider base and shorter strides for balance.
    Post by: Stanley, May 20, 2019 in forum: Pediatrics
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    Intrinsic foot muscle strengthening and athletic performance

    Hi Gerry, I am retired and I only came up with the device a few years ago for my son. Don't get me wrong I agree that orthoses are great for...
    Post by: Stanley, May 14, 2019 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Intrinsic foot muscle strengthening and athletic performance

    This study is the reason: The role of muscles in arch support of the foot - An electromyographic study August 1963 The Journal of Bone and Joint...
    Post by: Stanley, May 14, 2019 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    What are your patient responses when you tell him that the new pain he developed which he never had before by wearing his new "scientifically...
    Post by: Stanley, Mar 20, 2019 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    I am glad you do, so tell me how you would use a one point acupuncture technique vs. a two point acupuncture technique to affect the foot? How...
    Post by: Stanley, Mar 19, 2019 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    No, you have no idea of how I think the body functions. The reason is that I haven't told you. I do know that you have no idea that there are...
    Post by: Stanley, Mar 15, 2019 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    What is POM? It appears that you don't believe in descending pathology nor a primary posterior ilium. Also you can't explain an anterior...
    Post by: Stanley, Mar 15, 2019 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    I guess you also disagree with ascending vs. descending pathology. So what is the mechanism for an anterior ilium and what is the mechanism for a...
    Post by: Stanley, Mar 15, 2019 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    Iliosacral dysfunction can be be caused by many things that are not pronation. The result can be pronation as a compensation for the functional...
    Post by: Stanley, Mar 14, 2019 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    Read the article first. It does recognize asymmetries due to asymmetrical pronation and Iliosacral dysfunction. Remember that article was written...
    Post by: Stanley, Mar 14, 2019 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    Thank you for your interest. Actually, it was a study, not an article. There were piezoelectric crystals to measure pressure on the heels with...
    Post by: Stanley, Mar 14, 2019 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    I don't have any reprints, they were sent out many years ago. You will have to call a library at a Podiatric Medicine college.
    Post by: Stanley, Mar 12, 2019 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    Since you are an expert on the subject of Leg Length discrepancies, could you tell me what you have written on the subject? I have been dealing...
    Post by: Stanley, Mar 11, 2019 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    If you have a lift, you don't need compensation. If you have no compensation in the STJ and MTJ, you need a lift. You already said there is no...
    Post by: Stanley, Mar 9, 2019 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    Since there is no bearing on lift, and since the STJ and MTJ are not allowed to compensate, then this will cause pathology at the hip, back or...
    Post by: Stanley, Mar 8, 2019 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    Dennis, if a person has a long leg that pronates to compensate, what will your insoles do? Will they adjust to the pronation or will they lift the...
    Post by: Stanley, Mar 8, 2019 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Forced to resign after sexual harassment and now giving a podiatry school commencement address

    What is there to cover? Was Bakotic found guilty of anything? If you are charged for something, and you didn't do it, do you want your rights...
    Post by: Stanley, Jan 7, 2019 in forum: USA
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    Mental health issues in former elite athletes

    I just wonder what influence the use of anabolic steroids had on these individuals.
    Post by: Stanley, Nov 18, 2018 in forum: Break Room
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    Mechanics of iliotibial band syndrome

    I first suffered from Iliotibial band syndrome in 1975 or 1976. At the time it was addressed as lateral knee pain. It responded in my case with a...
    Post by: Stanley, Oct 22, 2018 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    Dennis, The more I read what you write, the more confused I get. We were discussing finding neutral position by palpation. Then you started...
    Post by: Stanley, Aug 24, 2018 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    Actually the joints are interdependent when the foot is in contact with the ground.(Hicks wrote that).
    Post by: Stanley, Aug 24, 2018 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    Now I am more confused. Are you saying it doesn't matter what the speed of gait is on the time of the stance phase?
    Post by: Stanley, Aug 24, 2018 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    You said "I think the first one was barefoot and the second one had some antipronation modification." in an earlier post. I am confused. The...
    Post by: Stanley, Aug 23, 2018 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    It seems you did not understand the question. If someone walks faster, the stance phase will be shorter in duration. If you could show the swing...
    Post by: Stanley, Aug 23, 2018 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    How do you know that an improvement indicates neutral position rather than just an improvement? Time is influenced by gait speed. How do you...
    Post by: Stanley, Aug 23, 2018 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    The second one shows increased pressure sub 2nd and 3rd metatarsal and at the IP joint of the hallux. That indicates a dorsiflexion of the first...
    Post by: Stanley, Aug 23, 2018 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    Hi Dennis, I think the first one was barefoot and the second one had some antipronation modification. In the second one the line of progression...
    Post by: Stanley, Aug 22, 2018 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function

    Yes.
    Post by: Stanley, Aug 22, 2018 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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