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24th July 2006, 04:03 PM

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on a steep learning curve....18 years ago was so 'unhappy' with the reasoning behind orthotic therapy dropped out, but after reading pod-arena for ~18/12 and more recently attending craig payne's seminar am re-enthused?...................so could you direct me to worthwhile threads/ articles (only JAPMA) re the efficacy of foot orthoses within shoes from heel lift to toe-off, thanks

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Catherine Smith, Simon K. Spooner, and John Alan Fletton
The Effect of 5-Degree Valgus and Varus Rearfoot Wedging on Peak Hallux Dorsiflexion During Gait
J Am Podiatr Med Assoc 2004 94: 558-564.*

Bart Van Gheluwe and Howard J. Dananberg
Changes in Plantar Foot Pressure with In-Shoe Varus or Valgus Wedging
J Am Podiatr Med Assoc 2004 94: 1-11.*

I'm sure there be others... over to Kevin

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