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Athlete's foot caused by pseudomonas aeruginosa.

An enzymatically active pigment-producing clinical isolate of Pseudomonas aeruginosa was found to produce a diffusible antifungal product th … ram-negative bacterial over-growth. The primary event in the pathogenesis of interdigital athlete's foot is the invasion of the horny layer by dermatophytes. This presents as a mild to moderate scaly lesion and is asymptomatic. As a result of predisposing factors, such as hyperhidrosis, occlusion by tight shoes, minute abrasions due to friction, and fu …

Grice's operation for spastic flat foot.

The authors report 24 cases of severe spastic pes valgus in children affected by cerebral palsy, treated surgically by a technique derived from that of Grice - taking the transplant from the calcaneus itself instead of from the usual sites. They discuss the parameters usually considered in assessing the results and describe their own method of interpreting the measurements derived from the angles usually employed in the evaluation of pes valgus.

[Congenital rocker-bottom foot (author's transl)].

A report was made of 19 patients with rocker-bottom foot operated on during the last 10 years in the Orthopedic Hospital and Out-Patient Clinic of the University of Heidelberg. No additional bone anomalies were present in 6 cases. The remaining malformations occurred together with multiple contractures and in the context of spina bifida cystica. The various malformations of the foot were divided into three groups. This study is particularly concerned with therapy for rocker-bottom foot. Conservative measures are not suitable for types I and Ia while conservative therapy should be attempted in …

Modified conservative treatment of club foot.

In 120 cases of severe, neglected or recurrent club foot, a modified conservative method of treatment has yielded encouraging results. The method consists of blind calcaneal fasciotomy, repositioning of the foot in a corrected position and plaster cast application from the upper thigh to the toes. Nineteen recurrences in this series were treated by Dwyer's calcaneal osteotomy, or medial soft tissue release and/or tendon transposition.

Болезни рук, ног и рта, 1973 год.

Девять случаев болезни рук, ног и рта были обнаружены в небольшом районе в течение месяца. Состояние доброкачественное, чаще всего у маленьких детей, и инфекция низкая. Предлагается рассмотреть вопрос о проведении более полного расследования в 1976 году.

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Nine cases of hand, foot and mouth disease were found in a small area within a month. The condition is benign, commonest in small children, and the infectivity is low. It is suggested a fuller investigation be considered in 1976.

Comparison of 2 Conservative Treatment Approaches for the Flat Foot in Children Aged 5 to 10: Foot Orthoses Versus Foot Orthoses Supplemented With Zukunft-Huber Manual Therapy.

The aim was to find if foot orthotics alone can improve flat feet in children and analyze how the addition of Zukunft-Huber manual therapy and corrective bandaging changes the outcome. Forty-nine children aged 5 to 10 with asymptomatic flexible flat feet were divided into 2 groups. The first was treated with foot orthoses alone, in the second wearing foot orthoses was supplemented with Zukunft-Huber manual therapy and corrective bandaging. Pedobarography during gait was performed before the therapy and after a year. In the first group decrease in arch index, width, force, and area of midfoot, …

Real-Time Foot Height Estimation and Activity Classification Using a Foot-Mounted IMU Implemented on a Smartphone.

Wearable sensors are transformative tools for continuous gait assessment in daily life. Tripping, a leading cause of falls, is closely linked to inadequate foot clearance, making accurate foot height measurement critical for fall risk evaluation. Inertial measurement units offer a practical solution for foot trajectory reconstruction; however, conventional drift correction methods such as zero-velocity updates fail to adequately address cumulative height errors. Recent kinematic constraint-based approaches improve height accuracy but remain limited to offline processing and lack simultaneous a…

Status and Influencing Factors of Foot Care Behavior for Patients with Diabetic Foot Amputation: Across-Sectional Study.

This study aimed to investigate the contemporary status and influencing factors of foot self-care behavior in diabetic foot amputation patients. A total of 250 patients with diabetic foot amputation were included. The general information questionnaire, Chinese Version of the Nottingham Assessment of Function Footcare (CNAFF), Knowledge of Diabetic Foot Questionnaire, and The Third Version of the Diabetes Attitude Scale were used to investigate the status and influencing factors of foot self-care behavior in patients with diabetic foot amputation. From our sample, the Chinese version of Notting…

Unravelling the cardio-renal-metabolic-foot connection in people with diabetes-related foot ulceration: a narrative review.

Diabetes-related foot ulceration (DFU), a serious but preventable complication of diabetes, is a leading cause of hospitalisation, lower extremity amputation and disability worldwide. People with DFU have a greater burden of cardiovascular risk factors, heart failure and chronic kidney disease, resulting in over two-fold higher risk of cardiovascular death compared with people with diabetes without DFU. Here, we propose a "cardio-renal-metabolic-foot" connection in people with diabetes based on shared pathophysiological mechanisms linking DFU with cardiovascular and renal disease. Whilst these…

Two-Dimensional and 3-Dimensional MRI Assessment of Progressive Collapsing Foot Deformity-Adult Acquired Flat Foot Deformity.

This article is meant to serve as a reference for radiologists, orthopedic surgeons, and other physicians to enhance their understanding of progressive collapsing foot deformity, also known as adult acquired flat foot deformity. Pathophysiology, imaging findings, especially on MRI and 3-dimensional MRI are discussed with relevant illustrations so that the readers can apply these principles in their practice for better patient managements.