According to research papers I've read , and common sense. The site of the foot tested with a neurothesiometer is the apex of the hallux.
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Although I have come across specialist podiatrists, that test the medial 1st MPJ, and the lateral malleolus.
What is the concensus out there in podiatry cyber space?
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