Hi All. I have a patient with very dodgy feet and I have some thoughts on what I would do - but I wonder if there are better ideas out there?
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She is a 30 yr old female, largely sedentary. Approximately 5" tall and therefore ....likes to wear high heels but is negotiable. The stands supinated and remains supinated through the step until heel raise where the weight dist (on a pressure plate) flees medially perpendicular to angle of progression - ie very fast eversionary slump. her 1st met is short and the plate similarly shows very low amt of pressure on the 1st met head. she suffers from p.fasc in high shoes, peroneal pain in low shoes and ITB, SIJt and subscapular pain regardless of shoes. Those of you with strong opinions will be pleased to know the pressure plate is for making pretty pictures and explaining stuff. I don't let its internal hamster design my orthotics. Thanks in advance for your ideas....
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