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tarsal coalition & Plantar digital neuritis

Discussion in 'Foot Surgery' started by josefcef, Mar 2, 2012.

  1. josefcef

    josefcef Member


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    Dear all i am quite new to podiatry arena especially in discussiong new threads, i usually read posts but have never started a new discussion.

    I am a podiatrist currently working on my masters in theory of podiatric surgery, at the moement i am working on an assigment, actually two case studies regarding imaging in tarsal coalition and plantar digital neuritis.

    Is there anyone who can post me some links regarding the imaging of these cases?

    thank you very much for your kind attention and consideration

    best regards
    :drinks
     
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