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... shoe , this should be done . Furthermore , the mother should be in- formed that the shoe must be tied snugly in order to contain the foot properly . Very often a mother will ask her physician about the type of shoe she should purchase ...
... shoe , this should be done . Furthermore , the mother should be in- formed that the shoe must be tied snugly in order to contain the foot properly . Very often a mother will ask her physician about the type of shoe she should purchase ...
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... shoes . First and foremost one should remember that the shoe should protect the foot , not disturb it . What , then , is the proper type of shoe ? The properly constructed shoe is one that is shaped like the human foot , has a straight ...
... shoes . First and foremost one should remember that the shoe should protect the foot , not disturb it . What , then , is the proper type of shoe ? The properly constructed shoe is one that is shaped like the human foot , has a straight ...
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... shoe is too small or too large . The other is that there remains an element of persistent fixed equinus position . The for- mer is easily corrected by an accurate fitting of shoe size for the individual foot . The latter indicates that ...
... shoe is too small or too large . The other is that there remains an element of persistent fixed equinus position . The for- mer is easily corrected by an accurate fitting of shoe size for the individual foot . The latter indicates that ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Definitions of the Normal and of the | 58 |
The Wellbalanced Normal FootIts | 69 |
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