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Old 21st November 2006, 09:37 PM
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Hi all,

I notice Craig's favorite thing is Functional Hallux Limitus.

a. Any links to explain his thinking?

b. Do tight long flexor muscles have any input to etiology? (Intrinsics also?)

I have a pt with HUUUUUUUUUGE medial 1st IPJ callus. The only time the hallux is limited is when the ankle joint is in dorsiflexion, and that is a noticable equinus.

She only comes in for routine treatment, so sorry for the dearth of info ie angles etc.

Any ideas/input/wild geese chases would be appreciated

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I notice Craig's favorite thing is Functional Hallux Limitus.
Whatever gave you that impression? Its not in my favourite 2 things at the moment
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Whatever gave you that impression? Its not in my favourite 2 things at the moment

You just havent changed enough nappies yet! :p

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