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When I read the Australian Podiatry Council promotional material with reference to 52 bones in the foot, I did queery it and was told that was why the Schools in the east had extended their programs to four years :-)
He he
Now of course there is a four year program in WA which has a sugical bent. Perhaps the intention is to remove the sesamoids and save editing the APC's promotional materials. Surely not?
54 bones in a pair of feet not 52
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