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JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PODIATRIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION January—December 2004 Volume 94 SUBJECT INDEX Arthrodesis Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis Advance directives [Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 Informed consent and advance directives [Baruch], 2:198 Triple arthrodesis using external ring fixation and arched- wire compression: an evaluation of 87 patients [Talarico Anatomy and Vito], 1:12; (letter) [Key], 4:412; (author’s response) Accessory soleus muscle [Kendi et al], 6:587 [Vito], 4:412 Anatomy, biomechanics, and surgical approach to synovial folds within the joints of the foot [Lidtke and George], Asthma 6:519 Pulmonary disease: pneumonia, chronic obstructive pul- Examining the validity of selected measures of foot type: a monary disease, asthma, and thromboembolic disease preliminary study [Mathieson et al], 3:275 [De Palo], 2:157 Galen: author of the first flatfoot description [Xarchas and Tsolakidis], 5:508 B Measurement of foot dorsiflexion: a modified Lidcombe tem- Best Walking City Competition plate [Scharfbillig and Scutter], 6:573 American Podiatric Medical Association Best Walking City Morphofunctional study of brachymetatarsia of the fourth Competition, 2003 [Fisher et al], 2:211 metatarsal [Munuera Martinez et al], 4:347 Biomechanics Size and shape differences between male and female foot Anatomy, biomechanics, and surgical approach to synovial bones: is the female foot predisposed to hallux abducto folds within the joints of the foot [Lidtke and George], valgus deformity? [Ferrari et al], 5:434 6:519 Anesthesia Associations between static and functional measures of joint Combined popliteal and saphenous nerve blocks at the knee: function in the foot and ankle [Wrobel et al], 6:535 Changes in plantar foot pressure with in-shoe varus or valgus an underused alternative to general or spinal anesthesia wedging [Van Gheluwe and Dananberg}, 1:1 for foot and ankle surgery [Donohue et al], 4:368 Criterion validation of four criteria of the Foot Posture Index Ankle [Scharfbillig et al], 1:31 Accessory soleus muscle [Kendi et al], 6:587 Does footwear affect ankle coordination strategies? [Kurz Associations between static and functional measures of joint and Stergiou}, 1:53 function in the foot and ankle [Wrobel et al], 6:535 Effectiveness of different types of foot orthoses for the treat- ment of plantar fasciitis [Landorf et al], 6:542 Does footwear affect ankle coordination strategies? [Kurz The effect of 5-degree valgus and varus rearfoot wedging on and Stergiou], 1:53 peak hallux dorsiflexion during gait [Smith et al], 6:558 Manipulation of the ankle as a method of treatment for ankle Effect of orthotic therapy on claw toe loading: results of sig- and foot pain [Dananberg], 4:395 nificance testing at pressure sensor units [Claisse et al], Measurement of foot dorsiflexion: a modified Lidcombe tem- 3:246 plate [Scharfbillig and Scutter], 6:573 Effects of heel height and shoe shape on the compressive load between foot and base: a graphic analysis of principle APMA Announcements and Reports {Broch et al], 5:461 American Podiatric Medical Association, 84th Regular Ses- Evaluating the clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of sions, House of Delegates, 4:413 foot orthoses in the treatment of plantar heel pain: a feasi- American Podiatric Medical Association Best Walking City bility study [Rome et al], 3:229 Competition, 2003 [Fisher et al], 2:211 Forefoot plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis [Otter et American Podiatric Medical Association Missing Time Sur- al], 3:255 vey, 2004 [Fisher], 6:604 Manipulation of the ankle as a method of treatment for ankle Council on Podiatric Medical Education, eighty-fourth annual and foot pain [Dananberg], 4:395 report, 2003, 3:323 Measurement of foot dorsiflexion: a modified Lidcombe tem- plate [Scharfbillig and Scutter], 6:573 Arthritis Reliability and validity of clinically assessing first-ray mobili- Forefoot plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis [Otter et ty of the foot [Cornwall et al], 5:470 al], 3:255 Sagittal plane compensations for artificially induced limita- Plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis using prefabricated tion of the first metatarsophalangeal joint: a preliminary metatarsal padding [Jackson et al], 3:239 study [Hall and Nester], 3:269 Rheumatologic conditions of the foot [Costa et al], 2:177; (er- Transfer of the peroneus brevis tendon after resection of the ratum), 3:245 fifth metatarsal base [Schoenhaus et al], 6:594 Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association * Vol 94 « No 6 « November/December 2004 Birthmark Use of a mag8g8o t motilityA index to evaluate survival of thera- Vascular anomalies (birthmarks) of the foot and ankle peutic larvae [Rosales et al], 4:353 {[Konez], 5:477 Delirium Bone Changes in mental status [Curtin], 2:118 Adding stability to the crescentic basilar first metatarsal os- teotomy [Carpenter and Motley], 5:502 Diabetes mellitus Calcaneal osteochondroma [Akmaz et al], 4:409 Management of hyperglycemia in the hospitalized podiatric Complications of intra-articular fractures of the calcaneus medical patient [Hein], 2:135 {Walter et al], 4:382 Plantar pressure changes using a novel negative pressure Hallux proximal phalanx Akin-Scarf osteotomy [Roukis], 1:70 wound therapy technique [Armstrong et al], 5:456 Plantar pressure and joint motion after the Youngswick pro- Plantar soft-tissue thickness predicts high peak plantar pres- cedure for hallux limitus [Bryant et al], 1:22 sure in the diabetic foot [Abouaesha et al], 1:39 Principles of diagnosing and managing postmenopausal os- Preventive foot-care practices among adults with diabetes in teoporosis for the podiatric physician [McGarry and Cyr], North Carolina, 1997 to 2001 [White et al], 5:483 2:187 Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis Refraction effects of diffraction-enhanced radiographic imag- {Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 ing: a new look at bone [Muehleman et al], 5:453 Use of a maggot motility index to evaluate survival of thera- Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis peutic larvae [Rosales et al], 4:353 {Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 E Size and shape differences between male and female foot bones: is the female foot predisposed to hallux abducto Education valgus deformity? [Ferrari et al], 5:434 A survey of podiatric medical students’ computer literacy Treatment of Freiberg’s infraction with the titanium hemi-im- [Morewitz et al], 4:375 plant [Shih et al], 6:590 Electrostimulation Book reviews Low-voltage direct current as a fungicidal agent for treating Foot and Ankle (Thordarson, ed) [Roukis], 6:608 onychomycosis [Kalinowski et al], 6:565 Fractures of the Foot and Ankle (Gumann, ed) [Miller], 6:608 McGlamry’s Comprehensive Textbook of Foot and Ankle Employment Surgery, 3rd Ed (Banks et al, eds) [Landsman], 2:216 American Podiatric Medical Association Missing Time Sur- Podiatry Sourcebook, 1st Ed (Weatherford, ed) [Miller], 5:515 vey, 2004 [Fisher], 6:604 Wound Care Practice (Sheffield et al, eds) [Mulder], 5:515 Ethics Brachymetatarsia Informed consent and advance directives [Baruch], 2:198 Morphofunctional study of brachymetatarsia of the fourth Primer on medical professionalism [Diaz and Stamp], 2:206 metatarsal [Munuera Martinez et al], 4:347 F Burnout Burnout and occupational stress: comparison between United Fever Kingdom and Australian podiatrists [Mandy and Tinley], Infection and fever in the elderly [Cristofaro], 2:126 3:282 Fibromyalagia C Fibromyalgia and Tinel’s sign in the foot [Shookster et al], 4:400 Calcaneus Calcaneal osteochondroma [Akmaz et al], 4:409 First ray Complications of intra-articular fractures of the calcaneus Reliability and validity of clinically assessing first-ray mobili- [Walter et al], 4:382 ty of the foot [Cornwall et al], 5:470 Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis Cerebral palsy [Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 Common neurologic disorders affecting the foot [Woods et al], 2:104 Flatfoot Galen: author of the first flatfoot description [Xarchas and Claw toe Tsolakidis], 5:508 Effect of orthotic therapy on claw toe loading: results of sig- nificance testing at pressure sensor units [Claisse et al], Foot Posture Index 3:246 Criterion validation of four criteria of the Foot Posture Index [Scharfbillig et al], 1:31 Computer literacy A survey of podiatric medical students’ computer literacy Footprints [Morewitz et al], 4:375 Can static plantar pressures of prepubertal children be pre- dicted by inked footprints? [Dowling et al], 5:429 D Foot type Debridement Examining the validity of selected measures of foot type: a Onychauxic dystrophic toenails requiring debridement in preliminary study [Mathieson et al], 3:275 Medicare patients (letter) [Board of Trustees, American Podiatric Medical Association], 1:73; (letter) [Turlik], 1:74; Footwear (ietter) [Grapel], 1:75; (author's response) [Frank], 1:76; (let- Does footwear affect ankle coordination strategies? [Kurz ter) [Visintainer], 1:77; (editor’s comment) [Joseph], 1:78 and Stergiou], 1:53 616 November/December 2004 ¢ Vol 94 « No 6 « Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association Effects of heel height and shoe shape on the compressive Effects of heel height and shoe shape on the compressive load between foot and base: a graphic analysis of principle load between foot and base: a graphic analysis of principle {Broch et al], 5:461 [Broch et al], 5:461 A theory of shoe wear pattern influence incorporating a new Evaluating the clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of paradigm for the podiatric medical profession [Vernon et foot orthoses in the treatment of plantar heel pain: a feasi- al], 3:261 bility study [Rome et al], 3:229 Fracture Human skin equivalent Complications of intra-articular fractures of the calcaneus Carbon dioxide laser and Apligraf for a painful plantar hyper- [Walter et al], 4:382 trophic scar [Lee and Serkin], 1:61 .Lateral subtalar joint dislocation: a case with calcaneal frac- Hyperglycemia ture [Randall and Ferret¢i], 1:65 Management of hyperglycemia in the hospitalized podiatric Principles of diagnosing and managing postmenopausal os- medical patient [Hein], 2:135 teoporosis for the podiatric physician [McGarry and Cyr], 2:187 Treatment of Freiberg’s infraction with the titanium hemi-im- Imaging plant [Shih et al], 6:590 Radiography of soft tissue of the foot and ankle with diffrac- tion enhanced imaging [Li et al], 3:315 Freiberg’s infraction Refraction effects of diffraction-enhanced radiographic imag- Treatment of Freiberg’s infraction with the titanium hemi-im- ing: a new look at bone [Muehleman et al], 5:453 plant [Shih et al], 6:590 Scanning electron microscope imaging of onychomycosis [Scherer and Scherer], 4:356 G Infection Galen A comparison of results from two mycology laboratories for Galen: author of the first flatfoot description [Xarchas and the diagnosis of onychomycosis: a study of 85 cases in a Tsolakidis], 5:508 geriatric population [Scherer and Scherer], 6:528 Geriatric population Infection and fever in the elderly [Cristofaro], 2:126 Changes in mental status [Curtin], 2:118 Low-voltage direct current as a fungicidal agent for treating A comparison of results from two mycology laboratories for onychomycosis [Kalinowski et al], 6:565 the diagnosis of onychomycosis: a study of 85 cases in a Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis geriatric population [Scherer and Scherer], 6:528 ‘ [Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 Foot problems in older patients: a focused podogeriatric as- Scanning electron microscope imaging of onychomycosis sessment study in ambulatory care [Helfand], 3:293 [Scherer and Scherer], 4:356 Geriatric pharmacology: safer prescribing for the elderly pa- Vancomycin: an overview for the podiatric physician [Smith], tient [Wright and Warpula], 2:90 4:389 Infection and fever in the elderly [Cristofaro], 2:126 Informed consent Pharmacologic management of foot pain in the older patient Informed consent and advance directives [Baruch], 2:198 [Martin], 2:98 Scanning electron microscope imaging of onychomycosis J {Scherer and Scherer}, 4:356 Joint Anatomy, biomechanics, and surgical approach to synovial Guidelines, authors’ folds within the joints of the foot [Lidtke and George], Guidelines for authors, 1:79, 3:330, 5:510 6:519 Associations between static and functional measures of joint H function in the foot and ankle [Wrobel et al], 6:535 Hallux Does footwear affect ankle coordination strategies? [Kurz The effect of 5-degree valgus and varus rearfoot wedging on and Stergiou], 1:53 peak hallux dorsiflexion during gait [Smith et al], 6:558 Lateral subtalar joint dislocation: a case with calcaneal frac- Hallux proximal phalanx Akin-Scarf osteotomy [Roukis], 1:70 ture [Randall and Ferretti], 1:65 Modified Z-osteotomy of the hallux [Shrum], 4:404 Manipulation of the ankle as a method of treatment for ankle Plantar pressure and joint motion after the Youngswick pro- and foot pain [Dananberg], 4:395 Measurement of foot dorsiflexion: a modified Lidcombe tem- cedure for hallux limitus [Bryant et al], 1:22 plate [Scharfbillig and Scutter], 6:573 Proximal oblique crescentic osteotomy in hallux valgus Plantar pressure and joint motion after the Youngswick pro- [Pehlivan et al], 1:43 cedure for hallux limitus [Bryant et al], 1:22 Reconstruction of the great toe ski-slope, sunken-nail defor- Rheumatologic conditions of the foot [Costa et al], 2:177; (er- mity with a buried adipofascial flap [Roukis and Lands- ratum), 3:245 man], 6:578 Sagittal plane compensations for artificially induced limita- Revisional hallux abducto valgus surgery using tricorrection- tion of the first metatarsophalangeal joint: a preliminary al bunionectomy [Selner et al], 4:341 study [Hall and Nester], 3:269 Size and shape differences between male and female foot Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis bones: is the female foot predisposed to hallux abducto [Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 valgus deformity? [Ferrari et al], 5:434 Triple arthrodesis using external ring fixation and arched- Heel wire compression: an evaluation of 87 patients [Talarico Effects of changes in heel fat pad thickness and elasticity on and Vito], 1:12; (letter) [Key], 4:412; (author’s response) heel pain [Ozdemur et al], 1:47 [Vito], 4:412 Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association * Vol 94 « No 6 e November/December 2004 N Kidney Nail Acute and chronic renal failure [Costa et al], 2:168 A comparison of results from two mycology laboratories for the diagnosis of onychomycosis: a study of 85 cases ina Knee geriatric population [Scherer and Scherer], 6:528 Combined popliteal and saphenous nerve blocks at the knee: Low-voltage direct current as a fungicidal agent for treating an underused alternative to general or spinal anesthesia onychomycosis [Kalinowski et al], 6:565 for foot and ankle surgery [Donohue et al], 4:368 Onychauxic dystrophic toenails requiring debridement in Medicare patients (letter) [Board of Trustees, American L Podiatric Medical Association], 1:73; (letter) [Turlik], 1:74; Laboratory medicine (letter) [Grapel], 1:75; (author’s response) [Frank], 1:76; (let- Laboratory medicine and diagnostic testing [Kessimian], 2:194 ter) [Visintainer], 1:77; (editor’s comment) [Joseph], 1:78 Reconstruction of the great toe ski-slope, sunken-nail defor- Laser mity with a buried adipofascial flap [Roukis and Lands- Carbon dioxide laser and Apligraf for a painful plantar hyper- man], 6:578 trophic scar [Lee and Serkin], 1:61 Scanning electron microscope imaging of onychomycosis [Scherer and Scherer], 4:356 Lidcombe template Measurement of foot dorsiflexion: a modified Lidcombe tem- Nerve plate [Scharfbillig and Scutter], 6:573 Combined popliteal and saphenous nerve blocks at the knee: an underused alternative to general or spinal anesthesia Liver for foot and ankle surgery [Donohue et al], 4:368 Evaluation of common liver problems [Adrain et al], 2:149 Common neurologic disorders affecting the foot [Woods et Lung al], 2:104 Pulmonary disease: pneumonia, chronic obstructive pul- Fibromyalgia and Tinel’s sign in the foot [Shookster et al], monary disease, asthma, and thromboembolic disease 4:400 [De Palo], 2:157 Neurothekeoma in the foot: a rare occurrence [Persich and Portela], 1:59 M Neurology Macrodactyly Changes in mental status [Curtin], 2:118 Early surgical repair of macrodactyly [Lagoutaris et al], 5:499 Common neurologic disorders affecting the foot [Woods et al], 2:104 Maggot debridement therapy Neurothekeoma Use of a maggot motility index to evaluate survival of thera- Neurothekeoma in the foot: a rare occurrence [Persich and peutic larvae [Rosales et al], 4:353 Portela], 1:59 Manipulation Manipulation of the ankle as a method of treatment for ankle O and foot pain [Dananberg], 4:395 Onychauxis Onychauxic dystrophic toenails requiring debridement in Medicare Medicare patients (letter) [Board of Trustees, American Onychauxic dystrophic toenails requiring debridement in Podiatric Medical Association], 1:73; (letter) [Turlik], 1:74; Medicare patients (letter) [Board of Trustees, American (letter) [Grapel], 1:75; (author’s response) [Frank], 1:76; Podiatric Medical Association], 1:73; (letter) [Turlik], 1:74; (letter) [Visintainer], 1:77; (editor’s comment) [Joseph], (letter) [Grapel], 1:75; (author’s response) [Frank], 1:76; (let- 1:78 ter) [Visintainer], 1:77; (editor’s comment) [Joseph], 1:78 Onychomycosis Mental status A comparison of results from two mycology laboratories for Changes in mental status [Curtin], 2:118 the diagnosis of onychomycosis: a study of 85 cases ina geriatric population [Scherer and Scherer], 6:528 Metatarsal Low-voltage direct current as a fungicidal agent for treating Adding stability to the crescentic basilar first metatarsal os- onychomycosis [Kalinowski et al], 6:565 teotomy [Carpenter and Motley], 5:502 Scanning electron microscope imaging of onychomycosis Morphofunctional study of brachymetatarsia of the fourth [Scherer and Scherer], 4:356 metatarsal [Munuera Martinez et al], 4:347 Plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis using prefabricated Orthoses metatarsal padding [Jackson et al], 3:239 Changes in plantar foot pressure with in-shoe varus or valgus Sagittal plane compensations for artificially induced limita- wedging [Van Gheluwe and Dananberg], 1:1 tion of the first metatarsophalangjeoainlt : a preliminary Effectiveness of different types of foot orthoses for the treat- study [Hali and Nester], 3:269 ment of plantar fasciitis [Landorf et al], 6:542 Transfer of the peroneus brevis tendon after resection of the The effect of 5-degree valgus and varus rearfoot wedging on fifth metatarsal base [Schoenhaus et al], 6:594 peak hallux dorsiflexion during gait [Smith et al], 6:558 Treatment of Freiberg’s infraction with the titanium hemi-im- Effect of orthotic therapy on claw toe loading: results of sig- plant [Shih et al], 6:590 nificance testing at pressure sensor uniis [Claisse et al], 3:246 Microscopy Evaluating the clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of Scanning electron microscope imaging of onychomycosis foot orthoses in the treatment of plantar heel pain: a feasi- [Scherer and Scherer], 4:356 bility study [Rome et al], 3:229 618 November/December 2004 © Vol 94 ¢ No 6 « Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association A patient satisfaction survey on prescription custom-molded President’s Message foot orthoses [Walter et al], 4:363 Acceptance address: APMA: united in action, focused on its Plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis using prefabricated mission [Smith], 3:337 metatarsal padding [Jackson et al], 3:239 Beyond APMA [Ferritto], 2:217 Corporate support making a difference [Smith], 6:611 Osteochondroma A part of the family [Ferritto], 1:84 Calcaneal osteochondroma [Akmaz et al], 4:409 Promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep [Ferritto], Osteochondrosis 3:335 Treatment of Freiberg’s infraction with the titanium hemi- Public education and information: getting the job done implant [Shih et al], 6:590 [Smith], 5:517 Spirit and integration: APMA and PPAC [Smith], 4:428 Osteomyelitis Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis Pressure, plantar {Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 Can static plantar pressures of prepubertal children be pre- dicted by inked footprints? [Dowling et al], 5:429 Osteoporosis Changes in plantar foot pressure with in-shoe varus or valgus Principles of diagnosing and managing postmenopausal os- wedging [Van Gheluwe and Dananberg], 1:1 teoporosis for the podiatric physician [McGarry and Cyr], Effect of orthotic therapy on claw toe loading: results of sig- 2:187 nificance testing at pressure sensor units [Claisse et al], 3:246 Osteotomy Effects of heel height and shoe shape on the compressive Adding stability to the crescentic basilar first metatarsal os- load between foot and base: a graphic analysis of principle teotomy [Carpenter and Motley], 5:502 [Broch et al], 5:461 Hallux proximal phalanx Akin-Scarf osteotomy [Roukis], 1:70 Forefoot plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis [Otter et Modified Z-osteotomy of the hallux [Shrum], 4:404 al], 3:255 Plantar pressure and joint motion after the Youngswick pro- The histologic host response to liquid silicone injections for cedure for hallux limitus [Bryant et al], 1:22 prevention of pressure-related ulcers of the foot: a 38-year Proximal oblique crescentic osteotomy in hallux valgus study [Wallace et al], 6:550 [Pehlivan et al], 1:43 Plantar pressure and joint motion after the Youngswick pro- cedure for hallux limitus [Bryant et al], 1:22 Plantar pressure changes using a novel negative pressure Pain wound therapy technique [Armstrong et al], 5:456 Analgesic efficacy of preoperative parecoxib sodium in an or- Plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis using prefabricated thopedic pain model [Desjardins et al], 3:305 metatarsal padding [Jackson et al], 3:239 Effects of changes in heel fat pad thickness and elasticity on Plantar soft-tissue thickness predicts high peak plantar pres- heel pain [Ozdemur et al], 1:47 sure in the diabetic foot [Abouaesha et al], 1:39 Evaluating the clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of Professionalism, medical foot orthoses in the treatment of plantar heel pain: a feasi- Primer on medical professionalism [Diaz and Stamp}, 2:206 bility study [Rome et al], 3:229 Manipulation of the ankle as a method of treatment for ankle Psychology and foot pain [Dananberg]}, 4:595 Burnout and occupational stress: comparison between United Pharmacologic management of foot pain in the older patient Kingdom and Australian podiatrists [Mandy and Tinley], [Martin], 2:98 3:282 Pulmonary disease Pediatric population Pulmonary disease: pneumonia, chronic obstructive pul- Can static plantar pressures of prepubertal children be pre- monary disease, asthma, and thromboembolic disease dicted by inked footprints? [Dowling et al], 5:429 [De Palo], 2:157 Measurement of foot dorsiflexion: a modified Lidcombe tem- plate [Scharfbillig and Scutter], 6:573 R Renal failure Pharmacology Acute and chronic renal failure [Costa et al], 2:168 Analgesic efficacy of preoperative parecoxib sodium in an or- thopedic pain model [Desjardins et al], 3:305 Research Geriatric pharmacology: safer prescribing for the elderly pa- The need for randomized controlled trials in podiatric medi- tient [Wright and Warpula], 2:90 cal research [Porthouse and Torgerson], 3:221 Pharmacologic management of foot pain in the older patient Rheumatology [Martin], 2:98 Fibromyalgia and Tinel’s sign in the foot [Shookster et al], Vancomycin: an overview for the podiatric physician [Smith], 4:400 4:389 Forefoot plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis [Otter et al], 3:255 Plantar fasciitis Plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis using prefabricated Effectiveness of different types of foot orthoses for the treat- metatarsal padding [Jackson et al], 3:239 ment of plantar fasciitis [Landorfe t al], 6:542 Rheumatologic conditions of the foot [Costa et al], 2:177; (er- Pneumonia ratum), 3:245 Pulmonary disease: pneumonia, chronic obstructive pul- Running monary disease, asthma, and thromboembolic disease Does footwear affect ankle coordination strategies? [Kurz [De Palo], 2:157 and Stergiou], 1:53 Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association * Vol 94 « No 6 e November/December 2004 Survey American Podiatric Medical Association Missing Time Sur- Scabies vey, 2004 [Fisher], 6:604 Norwegian scabies in the immunocompromised patient [Grabowski et al], 6:583 A patient satisfaction survey on prescription custom-molded foot orthoses [Walter et al], 4:363 Scar Preventive foot-care practices among adults with diabetes in Carbon dioxide laser and Apligraf for a painful plantar hyper- North Carolina, 1997 to 2001 [White et al], 5:483 trophic scar [Lee and Serkin], 1:61 A survey of podiatric medical students’ computer literacy Sexual dimorphism [Morewitz et al], 4:375 Size and shape differences between male and female foot bones: is the female foot predisposed to hallux abducto Synovial fold valgus deformity? [Ferrari et al], 5:434 Anatomy, biomechanics, and surgical approach to synovial folds within the joints of the foot [Lidtke and George], Silicone injections 6:519 The histologic host response to liquid silicone injections for prevention of pressure-related ulcers of the foot: a 38-year study [Wallace et al], 6:550 Soleus muscle Tarsal tunnel syndrome Accessory soleus muscle [Kendi et al], 6:587 Fibromyalgia and Tinel’s sign in the foot [Shookster et al], 4:400 Spastic disorders Common neurologic disorders affecting the foot [Woods et Tendon al], 2:104 Plantaris tendon ruptures [Mozena and Pearson], 5:505 Stress Transfer of the peroneus brevis tendon after resection of the Burnout and occupationai stress: comparison between United fifth metatarsal base [Schoenha«u s et al], 6:594 Kingdom and Australian podiatrists [Mandy and Tinley], Testing, diagnostic 3:282 Laboratory medicine and diagnostic testing [Kessimian], Surgery 2:194 Adding stability to the crescentic basilar first metatarsal os- teotomy [Carpenter and Motley], 5:502 Thromboembolic disease Analgesic efficacy of preoperative parecoxib sodium in an or- Pulmonary disease: pneumonia, chronic obstructive pul- thopedic pain model [Desjardins et al], 3:305 monary disease, asthma, and thromboembolic disease Anatomy, biomechanics, and surgical approach to synovial [De Palo], 2:157 folds within the joints of the foot [Lidtke and George], 6:519 Tinel’s sign Carbon dioxide laser and Apligraf for a painful plantar hyper- Fibromyalgia and Tinel’s sign in the foot [Shookster et al], trophic scar [Lee and Serkin], 1:61 Combined popliteal and saphenous nerve blocks at the knee: 4:400 an underused alternative to general or spinal anesthesia Tumor for foot and ankle surgery [Donohue et al], 4:368 Calcaneal osteochondroma [Akmaz et al], 4:409 Early surgical repair of macrodactyly [Lagoutaris et al], 5:499 Neurothekeoma in the foot: a rare occurrence [Persich and Hallux proximal phalanx Akin-Scarf osteotomy [Roukis], 1:70 Portela], 1:59 The histologic host response to liquid silicone injections for prevention of pressure-related ulcers of the foot: a 38-year study [Wallace et al], 6:550 Modified Z-osteotomy of the hallux [Shrum], 4:404 Uleer Perioperative medical assessment of the podiatric surgical The histologic host response to liquid silicone injections for patient [Crausman and Glod], 2:86 prevention of pressure-related ulcers of the foot: a 38-year Plantar pressure and joint motion after the Youngswick pro- study [Wallace et al], 6:550 cedure for hallux limitus [Bryant et al], 1:22 Plantar pressure changes using a novel negative pressure Proximal oblique crescentic osteotomy in hallux valgus wound therapy technique [Armstrong et al], 5:456 [Pehlivan et al], 1:43 Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis Reconstruction of the great toe ski-slope, sunken-nail defor- {[Roukis and Landsmanj, 5:492 mity with a buried adipofascial flap [Roukis and Lands- Use of a maggot motility index to evaluate survival of thera- man], 6:578 peutic larvae [Rosales et al], 4:353 Revisional hallux abducto valgus surgery using tricorrection- al bunionectomy [Selner et al], 4:341 Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis V [Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 Vascular anomaly Transfer of the peroneus brevis tendon after resection of the Vascular anomalies (birthmarks) of the foot and ankle fifth metatarsal base [Schoenhaus et al], 6:594 [Konez], 5:477 Treatment of Freiberg’s infraction with the titanium hemi-im- plant [Shih et al], 6:590 W Triple arthrodesis using external ring fixation and arched- wire compression: an evaluation of 87 patients [Talarico Walking and Vito], 1:12; (letter) [Key], 4:412; (author’s response) American Podiatric Medical Association Best Walking City [Vito], 4:412 Competition, 2003 [Fisher et al], 2:211 November/December 2004 ¢ Vol 94 * No 6 « Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association AUTHOR INDEX A Brogan, Michael S.: Low-voltage direct current as a fungici- dal agent for treating onychomycosis {[Kalinowski et al], Abouaesha, Frag: Plantar soft-tissue thickness predicts high 6:565 peak plantar pressure in the diabetic foot [Abouaesha et Bryant, Alan R.: Plantar pressure and joint motion after the al], 1:39 Youngswick procedure for hallux limitus [Bryant et al], Adrain, Alyn L.: Evaluation of common liver problems 1:22 {[Adrain et al], 2:149 Akmaz, Ibrahim: Cc Calcaneal osteochondroma [Akmaz et al], 4:409 Proximal oblique crescentic osteotomy in hallux valgus Callaghan, Des: Evaluating the clinical effectiveness and {Pehlivan et al], 1:43 cost-effectiveness of foot orthoses in the treatment of Aliyeva, Elmira: Radiography of soft tissue of the foot and plantar heel pain: a feasibility study [Rome et al], 3:229 ankle with diffraction enhanced imaging [Li et al], 3:315 Carpenter, Brian: Adding stability to the crescentic basilar Armstrong, David G.: first metatarsal osteotomy [Carpenter and Motley], 5:502 Plantar pressure changes using a novel negative pressure Cervone, Richard L.: Common neurologic disorders affect- wound therapy technique [Armstrong et al], 5:456 ing the foot [Woods et al], 2:104 Plantar soft-tissue thickness predicts high peak plantar pres- Claisse, Penny J.: Effect of orthotic therapy on claw toe sure in the diabetic foot [Abouaesha et al], 1:39 loading: results of significance testing at pressure sensor Treatment of Freiberg’s infraction with the titanium hemi-im- units [Claisse et al], 3:246 plant [Shih et al], 6:590 Clark, Joel R.: A survey of podiatric medical students’ com- Use of a maggot motility index to evaluate survival of thera- puter literacy [Morewitz et al], 4:375 peutic larvae [Rosales et al], 4:353 Claxton, Matthew J.: Use of a maggot motility index to Arpacioglu, M. Omer: Calcaneal osteochondroma [Akmaz et evaluate survival of therapeutic larvae [Rosales et al], al], 4:409 4:353 Cole, Joan H.: Plantar pressure and joint motion after the B Youngswick procedure for hallux limitus [Bryant et al], 1:22 Balkin, S. W.: The histologic host response to liquid silicone Connolly, John E.: Associations between static and func- injections for prevention of pressure-related ulcers of the tional measures of joint function in the foot and ankle foot: a 38-year study [Wallace et al], 6:550 [Wrobel et al], 6:535 Baruch, Jay M.: Informed consent and advance directives, Copper, Alexander W.: Criterion validation of four criteria 2:198 of the Foot Posture Index [Scharfbillig et al], 1:31 Baur, Louise A.: Can static plantar pressures of prepubertal Cornwall, Mark W.: Reliability and validity of clinically as- children be predicted by inked footprints? [Dowling et al], sessing first-ray mobility of the foot [Cornwall et al], 5:470 5:429 Costa, Jonathan: Acute and chronic renal failure [Costa et Beach, Michael L.: Associations between static and func- al], 2:168 tional measures of joint function in the foot and ankle Costa, Michelle: Rheumatologic conditions of the foot [Wrobel et al], 6:535 [Costa et al], 2:177; (erratum), 3:245 Bell, Ronny A.: Preventive foot-care practices among adults Crausman, Robert S.: with diabetes in North Carolina, 1997 to 2001 [White et al], Acute and chronic renal failure [Costa et al], 2:168 5:483 Perioperative medical assessment of the podiatric surgical Binning, Jodi: patient [Crausman and Glod], 2:86 Effect of orthotic therapy on claw toe loading: results of sig- Cristofaro, Patricia A.: Infection and fever in the elderly, nificance testing at pressure sensor units [Claisse et al], 2:126 3:246 Curtin, Alicia J.: Changes in mental status, 2:118 Plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis using prefabricated Cyr, Michele G.: Principles of diagnosing and managing metatarsal padding [Jackson et al], 3:239 postmenopausal osteoporosis for the podiatric physician Board of Trustees, American Podiatric Medical Associa- {McGarry and Cyr], 2:187 tion: Onychauxic dystrophic toenails requiring debride- Cyr, Robert P.: Revisional hallux abducto valgus surgery ment in Medicare patients (letter), 1:73 using tricorrectional bunionectomy [Selner et al], 4:341 Boulton, Andrew J. M.: Plantar pressure changes using a novel negative pressure D wound therapy technique [Armstrong et al], 5:456 . Plantar soft-tissue thickness predicts high peak plantar pres- Dabak, Kiirsat: Effects of changes in heel fat pad thickness sure in the diabetic foot [Abouaesha et al], 1:39 and elasticity on heel pain [Ozdemur et al], 1:47 Use of a maggot motility index to evaluate survival of thera- Dananberg, Howard J.: peutic larvae [Rosales et al], 4:353 Changes in plantar foot pressure with in-shoe varus or valgus Bowen, Catherine Jane: Forefoot plantar pressures in wedging [Van Gheluwe and Dananberg], 1:1 rheumatoid arthritis [Otter et al], 3:255 Manipulation of the ankle as a method of treatment for ankle Broch, Nana Lise: Effects of heel height and shoe shape on and foot pain, 4:395 the compressive load between foot and base: a graphic Dellon, A. Lee: Fibromyalgia and Tinel’s sign in the foot analysis of principle [Broch et al], 5:461 {[Shookster et al], 4:400 Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association Vol 94 e No 6 * November/December 2004 De Palo, Vera A.: Pulmonary disease: pneumonia, chronic G obstructive pulmonary disease, asthma, and thromboem- bolic disease, 2:157 George, Joe: Anatomy, biomechanics, and surgical approach Desjardins, Paul J.: Analgesic efficacy of preoperative pare- to synovial folds within the joints of the foot [Lidtke and coxib sodium in an orthopedic pain model [Desjardins et George], 6:519 al}, 3:305 Glod, Douglas J.: Perioperative medical assessment of the Diaz, Joseph A.: Primer on medical professionalism [Diaz podiatric surgical patient [Crausman and Glod], 2:86 and Stamp], 2:206 Goss, Larry R.: DiDomenico, Lawrence A.: Early surgical repair of macro- Combined popliteal and saphenous nerve blocks at the knee: dactyly [Lagoutaris et al], 5:499 an underused alternative to general or spinal anesthesia Dominguez Maldonado, Gabriel: Morphofunctional study for foot and ankle surgery [Donohue et al], 4:368 of brachymetatarsia of the fourth metatarsal [Munuera Complications of intra-articular fractures of the calcaneus Martinez et al], 4:347 [Walter et al], 4:382 Donohue, Cornelius M.: Combined popliteal and saphenous Grabowski, Greg: Norwegian scabies in the immunocom- nerve blocks at the knee: an underused alternative to gen- promised patient [Grabowski et al], 6:583 eral or spinal anesthesia for foot and ankle surgery [Dono- Grabowski, Richard: Norwegian scabies in the immunocom- hue et al], 4:368 promised patient [Grabowski et al], 6:583 Dowling, Annaliese M.: Can static plantar pressures of pre- Grapel, Daniel: Onychauxic dystrophic toenails requiring pubertal children be predicted by inked footprints? [Dowl- debridement in Medicare patients (letter), 1:75 ing et al], 5:429 Gray, Joanne: Evaluating the clinical effectiveness and cost- Ducic, Ivica: Fibromyalgia and Tinel’s sign in the foot effectiveness of foot orthoses in the treatment of plantar [Shookster et al], 4:400 heel pain: a feasibility study [Rome et al], 3:229 Dyal, Larry B., Jr.: Combined popliteal and saphenous nerve blocks at the knee: an underused alternative to gen- H eral or spinal anesthesia for foot and ankle surgery [Dono- hue et al], 4:368 Haber, Lawrence L.: Early surgical repair of macrodactyly {Lagoutaris et al], 5:499 Hall, Christine: Sagittal plane compensations for artificially induced limitation of the first metatarsophalangeal joint: a Edsberg, Laura E.: Low-voltage direct current as a fungici- preliminary study [Hall and Nester], 3:269 dal agent for treating onychomycosis [Kalinowski et al], Hannant, Stephen Charles: Evaluating the clinical effec- 6:565 tiveness and cost-effectiveness of foot orthoses in the Erakar, Aziz: Accessory soleus muscle [Kendi et al], 6:587 treatment of plantar heel pain: a feasibility study [Rome et Evans, Angela M.: Criterion validation of four criteria of the al], 3:229 Foot Posture Index [Scharfbillig et al], 1:31 Hein, Michael David: Management of hyperglycemia in the hospitalized podiatric medical patient, 2:135 F Helfand, Arthur E.: Foot problems in older patients: a fo- cused podogeriatric assessment study in ambulatory care, Falke, Gerald I.: Fibromyalgia and Tinel’s sign in the foot 3:293 {Shookster et al], 4:400 Herbert, Robert D.: Effectiveness of different types of foot Fernandez, Hubert H.: Common neurologic disorders af- orthoses for the treatment of plantar fasciitis [Landorf et fecting the foot [Woods et al], 2:104 al], 6:542 Ferrari, Jill: Size and shape differences between male and Hewson, Robert A.: Low-voltage direct current as a fungici- female foot bones: is the female foot predisposed to hallux dal agent for treating onychomycosis [Kalinowski et al], abducto valgus deformity? [Ferrari et al], 5:434 6:565 Ferretti, Anthony Jon: Lateral subtalar joint dislocation: a Holewinski, Jean: Norwegian scabies in the immunocom- case with calcaneal fracture [Randall and Ferretti], 1:65 promised patient [Grabowski et al], 6:583 Ferritto, J. D., Jr.: Hopkinson, David A.: Size and shape differences between Beyond APMA, 2:217 male and female foot bones: is the female foot predis- A part of the family, 1:84 posed to hallux abducto valgus deformity? [Ferrari et al], Promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep, 3:335 5:434 Fishco, William D.: Reliability and validity of clinically as- Hubbard, Richard C.: Analgesic efficacy of preoperative sessing first-ray mobility of the foot [Cornwall et al], 5:470 parecoxib sodium in an orthopedic pain model [Des- Fisher, Allan H., Jr.: jardins et al], 3:305 American Podiatric Medical Association Best Walking City Hubble, Joanne: Evaluating the clinical effectiveness and Competition, 2003 [Fisher et al], 2:211 cost-effectiveness of foot orthoses in the treatment of American Podiatric Medical Association Missing Time Sur- plantar heel pain: a feasibility study [Rome et al], 3:229 vey, 2004, 6:604 Hunt, Lea: Reliability and validity of clinically assessing Fletton, John Alan: The effect of 5-degree valgus and varus first-ray mobility of the foot [Cornwall et al], 5:470 rearfoot wedging on peak hallux dorsiflexion during gait [Smith et al], 6:558 Frank, Seymour C.: Onychauxic dystrophic toenails requir- ing debridement in Medicare patients (author’s response), Iasiello, Hala: Criterion validation of four criteria of the 1:76 Foot Posture Index [Scharfbillig et al], 1:31 November/December 2004 « Vol 94 ¢ No 6 ¢ Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association J Lagoutaris, Emmanuel D.: Early surgical repair of macro- dactyly [Lagoutaris et al], 5:499 Jackson, Lorraine: Plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis Landorf, Karl B.: Effectiveness of different types of foot or- using prefabricated metatarsal padding [Jackson et al], thoses for the treatment of plantar fasciitis [Landorfe t al], 3:239 6:542 Jackson, Sharon A.: Preventive foot-care practices among Landsman, Adam S.: adults with diabetes in North Carolina, 1997 to 2001 Reconstruction of the great toe ski-slope, sunken-nail defor- {White et al], 5:483 mity with a buried adipofascial flap [Roukis and Lands- Jay, Richard M.: Transfer of the peroneus brevis tendon man], 6:578 after resection of the fifth metatarsal base [Schoenhaus et Review of McGlamry’s Comprehensive Textbook of Foot and al], 6:594 Ankle Surgery, 3rd Ed (Banks et al, eds), 2:216 Johnson, Robert H.: Low-voltage direct current as a fungici- Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis dal agent for treating onychomycosis [Kalinowski et al], [Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 6:565 Lane, Camilla Rae: Reliability and validity of clinically as- Joseph, Warren S.: sessing first-ray mobility of the foot [Cornwall et al], 5:470 Guidelines for authors, 1:79, 3:330; 5:510 Langefeld, Carl D.: Preventive foot-care practices among Onychauxic dystrophic toenails requiring debridement in adults with diabetes in North Carolina, 1997 to 2001 Medicare patients (editor’s comment), 1:78 [White et al], 5:483 Lee, Daniel K.: Carbon dioxide laser and Apligraf for a K painful plantar hypertrophic scar [Lee and Serkin], 1:61 Li, Jun: Radiography of soft tissue of the foot and ankle with Kalinowski, Douglas P.: Low-voltage direct current as a diffraction enhanced imaging [Li et al], 3:315 fungicidal agent for treating onychomycosis [Kalinowski Lidtke, Roy H.: et al], 6:565 Anatomy, biomechanics, and surgical approach to synovial Kanhai, Alicia: Norwegian scabies in the immunocompro- folds within the joints of the foot [Lidtke and George], mised patient [Grabowski et al], 6:583 6:519 Kaplan, Haluk: Radiography of soft tissue of the foot and ankle with diffrac- Calcaneal osteochondroma [Akmaz et al], 4:409 tion enhanced imaging [Li et al], 3:315 Proximal oblique crescentic osteotomy in hallux valgus Linney, Alf D.: Size and shape differences between male and {Pehlivan et al], 1:43 female foot bones: is the female foot predisposed to hallux Kaplan, Leo: The histologic host response to liquid silicone abducto valgus deformity? [Ferrari et al], 5:434 injections for prevention of pressure-related ulcers of the foot: a 38-year study [Wallace et al], 6:550 M Keenan, Anne-Maree: Effectiveness of different types of Maloney, Christopher T., Jr.: Fibromyalgia and Tinel’s sign foot orthoses for the treatment of plantar fasciitis [Lan- in the foot [Shookster et al], 4:400 dorf et al], 6:542 Mandy, Anne: Burnout and occupational stress: comparison Kendi, Tuba Karagiille: Accessory soleus muscle [Kendi et between United Kingdom and Australian podiatrists al], 6:587 {Mandy and Tinley], 3:282 Kessimian, Noubar: Laboratory medicine and diagnostic Martin, Billy R.: Plantar pressure changes using a novel neg- testing, 2:194 ative pressure wound therapy technique [Armstrong et al], Key, Jonathan J.: Triple arthrodesis using external ring fix- 5:456 ation and arched-wire compression (letter), 4:412 Martin, Edward W.: Pharmacologic management of foot Kimbriel, Heather R.: pain in the older patient, 2:98 Plantar pressure changes using a novel negative pressure Martinez Camuna, Luis: Morphofunctional study of wound therapy technique [Armstrong et al], 5:456 brachymetatarsia of the fourth metatarsal [Munuera Use of a maggot motility index to evaluate survival of thera- Martinez et al], 4:547 peutic larvae [Rosales et al], 4:353 Mathieson, Ian: Examining the validity of selected measures Kiral, Ahmet: of foot type: a preliminary study [Mathieson et al], 3:275 Calcaneal osteochondroma [Akmaz et al], 4:409 McGarry, Kelly A.: Principles of diagnosing and managing Proximal oblique crescentic osteotomy in hallux valgus postmenopausal osteoporosis for the podiatric physician {Pehlivan et al], 1:43 [McGarry and Cyr], 2:187 Konez, Orhan: Vascular anomalies (birthmarks) of the foot McPoil, Thomas G.: Reliability and validity of clinically as- and ankle, 5:477 sessing first-ray mobility of the foot [Cornwall et al], 5:470 Kuettner, Klaus E.: Radiography of soft tissue of the foot Metz, Samuel: Combined popliteal and saphenous nerve and ankle with diffraction enhanced imaging [Li et al], blocks at the knee: an underused alternative to general or colo spinal anesthesia for foot and ankle surgery [Donohue e Kunze, Kristin: Plantar pressure changes using a novel neg- al], 4:368 ative pressure wound therapy technique [Armstrong et al], Miller, Stephen J.: 5:456 Review of Fractures of the Foot and Ankle (Gumann, ed), Kurz, Max J.: Does footwear affect ankle coordination 6:608 strategies? [Kurz and Stergiou], 1:53 Review of Podiatry Sourcebook, 1st Ed (Weatherford, ed), 5:515 L Morewitz, Stephen J.: A survey of podiatric medical stu- Lafuente Sotillos, Guillermo: Morphofunctional study of dents’ computer literacy [Morewitz et al], 4:375 brachymetatarsia of the fourth metatarsal [Munuera Motley, Travis: Adding stability to the crescentic basilar Martinez et al], 4:347 first metatarsal osteotomy [Carpenter and Motley], 5:502 Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association * Vol 94 « No 6 * November/December 2004 623 Mozena, John: Plantaris tendon ruptures [Mozena and Pear- Potter, Julia: son], 5:505 Effect of orthotic therapy on claw toe loading: results of sig- Muehleman, Carol: nificance testing at pressure sensor units [Claisse et al], Radiography of soft tissue of the foot and ankle with diffrac- 3:246 tion enhanced imaging [Li et al], 3:315 Plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis using prefabricated Refraction effects of diffraction-enhanced radiographic imag- metatarsal padding [Jackson et al], 3:239 ing: a new look at bone [Muehleman et al], 5:453 Potter, Michael: A theory of shoe wear pattern influence in- Mulder, Gerit: Review of Wound Care Practice (Sheffield et corporating a new paradigm for the podiatric medical pro- al, eds), 5:515 fession [Vernon et al], 3:261 Mullins, Samantha: A survey of podiatric medical students’ Prior, Trevor D.: Examining the validity of selected mea- computer literacy [Morewitz et al], 4:375 sures of foot type: a preliminary study [Mathieson et al], Munuera Martinez, Pedro V.: Morphofunctional study of 3:275 aio brachymetatarsia of the fourth metatarsal [Munuera Martinez et al], 4:347 Q N Quint, Richard E.: Treatment of Freiberg’s infraction with Nelson, Scott: The histologic host response to liquid silicone the titanium hemi-implant [Shih et al], 6:590 injections for prevention of pressure-related ulcers of the foot: a 38-year study [Wallace et al], 6:550 R Nester, Christopher J.: Sagittal plane compensations for artificially induced limitation of the first metatarsopha- Ramberan, Hemchand: Evaluation of common liver prob- langeal joint: a preliminary study [Hall and Nester], 3:269 lems [Adrain et al], 2:149 Ng, Gregory: A patient satisfaction survey on prescription Randall, David B.: Lateral subtalar joint dislocation: a case custom-molded foot orthoses [Walter et al], 4:363 with calcaneal fracture [Randall and Ferretti], 1:65 Nixon, Brent P.: Redmond, Anthony: Criterion validation of four criteria of Plantar pressure changes using a novel negative pressure the Foot Posture Index [Scharfbillig et al], 1:31 wound therapy technique [Armstrong et al], 5:456 Rizack, Tina: Rheumatologic conditions of the foot [Costa et Treatment of Freiberg’s infraction with the titanium hemi-im- al], 2:177; (erratum), 3:245 plant [Shih et al], 6:590 Rockett, Matthew S.: Complications of intra-articular frac- Use of a maggot motility index to evaluate survival of thera- tures of the calcaneus [Walter et al], 4:382 peutic larvae [Rosales et al], 4:353 Rodop, Osman: Calcaneal osteochondroma [Akmaz et al], Noiwangmuang, Wanlop: Revisional hallux abducto valgus 4:409 surgery using tricorrectional bunionectomy [Selner et al], Rome, Keith: Evaluating the clinical effectiveness and cost- 4:341 effectiveness of foot orthoses in the treatment of plantar heel pain: a feasibility study [Rome et al], 3:229 O Rosales, Anthony: Use of a maggot motility index to evalu- O’Donnell, Deborah: Reliability and validity of clinically as- ate survival of therapeutic larvae [Rosales et al], 4:353 sessing first-ray mobility of the foot [Cornwall et al], 5:470 Roukis, Thomas S.: Oktay, Olcay: Accessory soleus muscle [Kendi et al], 6:587 Hallux proximal phalanx Akin-Scarf osteotomy, 1/70 Otter, Simon J.: Forefoot plantar pressures in rheumatoid Reconstruction of the great toe ski-slope, sunken-nail defor- arthritis [Otter et al], 3:255 mity with a buried adipofascial flap [Roukis and Lands- Ozdemir, Hakan: Effects of changes in heel fat pad thick- man], 6:578 ness and elasticity on heel pain [Ozdemur et al], 1:47 Review of Foot and Ankle (Thordarson, ed), 6:608 Ozgérgen, Mete: Effects of changes in heel fat pad thickness Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis and elasticity on heel pain [Ozdemur et al], 1:47 [Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 P S Parry, Anne: A theory of shoe wear pattern influence incor- porating a new paradigm for the podiatric medical profes- Saglik, Yener: Accessory soleus muscle [Kendi et al], 6:587 sion [Vernon et al], 3:261 Salcini Macias, José Luis: Morphofunctional study of Pearson, Drew D.: Plantaris tendon ruptures [Mozena and brachymetatarsia of the fourth metatarsal [Munuera Pearson], 5:505 Martinez et al], 4:347 Pehlivan, Ozcan: Scharfbillig, Rolf: Calcaneal osteochondroma [Akmaz et al], 4:409 Criterion validation of four criteria of the Foot Posture Index Proximal oblique crescentic osteotomy in hallux valgus {Scharfbillig et al], 1:31 {Pehlivan et al], 1:43 Measurement of foot dorsiflexion: a modified Lidcombe tem- Persich, Gianni: Neurothekeoma in the foot: a rare occur- plate [Scharfbillig and Scutter], 6:573 rence [Persich and Portela], 1:59 Scherer, Julia E.: American Podiatric Medical Association Peterfy, Charles: Radiography of soft tissue of the foot and Best Walking City Competition, 2003 [Fisher et al], 2:211 ankle with diffraction enhanced imaging [Li et al], 3:315 Scherer, Michael David: Portela, Margaret: Neurothekeoma in the foot: a rare occur- A comparison of results from two mycology laboratories for rence [Persich and Portela], 1:59 the diagnosis of onychomycosis: a study of 85 cases ina Porthouse, Jill: The need for randomized controlled trials in geriatric population [Scherer and Scherer], 6:528 podiatric medical research [Porthouse and Torgerson], Scanning electron microscope imaging of onychomycosis 3:221 {Scherer and Scherer], 4:356 November/December 2004 ¢ Vol 94 © No 6 « Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association

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JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PODIATRIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION January—December 2004 Volume 94 SUBJECT INDEX Arthrodesis Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis Advance directives [Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 Informed consent and advance directives [Baruch], 2:198 Triple arthrodesis using external ring fixation and arched- wire compression: an evaluation of 87 patients [Talarico Anatomy and Vito], 1:12; (letter) [Key], 4:412; (author’s response) Accessory soleus muscle [Kendi et al], 6:587 [Vito], 4:412 Anatomy, biomechanics, and surgical approach to synovial folds within the joints of the foot [Lidtke and George], Asthma 6:519 Pulmonary disease: pneumonia, chronic obstructive pul- Examining the validity of selected measures of foot type: a monary disease, asthma, and thromboembolic disease preliminary study [Mathieson et al], 3:275 [De Palo], 2:157 Galen: author of the first flatfoot description [Xarchas and Tsolakidis], 5:508 B Measurement of foot dorsiflexion: a modified Lidcombe tem- Best Walking City Competition plate [Scharfbillig and Scutter], 6:573 American Podiatric Medical Association Best Walking City Morphofunctional study of brachymetatarsia of the fourth Competition, 2003 [Fisher et al], 2:211 metatarsal [Munuera Martinez et al], 4:347 Biomechanics Size and shape differences between male and female foot Anatomy, biomechanics, and surgical approach to synovial bones: is the female foot predisposed to hallux abducto folds within the joints of the foot [Lidtke and George], valgus deformity? [Ferrari et al], 5:434 6:519 Anesthesia Associations between static and functional measures of joint Combined popliteal and saphenous nerve blocks at the knee: function in the foot and ankle [Wrobel et al], 6:535 Changes in plantar foot pressure with in-shoe varus or valgus an underused alternative to general or spinal anesthesia wedging [Van Gheluwe and Dananberg}, 1:1 for foot and ankle surgery [Donohue et al], 4:368 Criterion validation of four criteria of the Foot Posture Index Ankle [Scharfbillig et al], 1:31 Accessory soleus muscle [Kendi et al], 6:587 Does footwear affect ankle coordination strategies? [Kurz Associations between static and functional measures of joint and Stergiou}, 1:53 function in the foot and ankle [Wrobel et al], 6:535 Effectiveness of different types of foot orthoses for the treat- ment of plantar fasciitis [Landorf et al], 6:542 Does footwear affect ankle coordination strategies? [Kurz The effect of 5-degree valgus and varus rearfoot wedging on and Stergiou], 1:53 peak hallux dorsiflexion during gait [Smith et al], 6:558 Manipulation of the ankle as a method of treatment for ankle Effect of orthotic therapy on claw toe loading: results of sig- and foot pain [Dananberg], 4:395 nificance testing at pressure sensor units [Claisse et al], Measurement of foot dorsiflexion: a modified Lidcombe tem- 3:246 plate [Scharfbillig and Scutter], 6:573 Effects of heel height and shoe shape on the compressive load between foot and base: a graphic analysis of principle APMA Announcements and Reports {Broch et al], 5:461 American Podiatric Medical Association, 84th Regular Ses- Evaluating the clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of sions, House of Delegates, 4:413 foot orthoses in the treatment of plantar heel pain: a feasi- American Podiatric Medical Association Best Walking City bility study [Rome et al], 3:229 Competition, 2003 [Fisher et al], 2:211 Forefoot plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis [Otter et American Podiatric Medical Association Missing Time Sur- al], 3:255 vey, 2004 [Fisher], 6:604 Manipulation of the ankle as a method of treatment for ankle Council on Podiatric Medical Education, eighty-fourth annual and foot pain [Dananberg], 4:395 report, 2003, 3:323 Measurement of foot dorsiflexion: a modified Lidcombe tem- plate [Scharfbillig and Scutter], 6:573 Arthritis Reliability and validity of clinically assessing first-ray mobili- Forefoot plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis [Otter et ty of the foot [Cornwall et al], 5:470 al], 3:255 Sagittal plane compensations for artificially induced limita- Plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis using prefabricated tion of the first metatarsophalangeal joint: a preliminary metatarsal padding [Jackson et al], 3:239 study [Hall and Nester], 3:269 Rheumatologic conditions of the foot [Costa et al], 2:177; (er- Transfer of the peroneus brevis tendon after resection of the ratum), 3:245 fifth metatarsal base [Schoenhaus et al], 6:594 Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association * Vol 94 « No 6 « November/December 2004 Birthmark Use of a mag8g8o t motilityA index to evaluate survival of thera- Vascular anomalies (birthmarks) of the foot and ankle peutic larvae [Rosales et al], 4:353 {[Konez], 5:477 Delirium Bone Changes in mental status [Curtin], 2:118 Adding stability to the crescentic basilar first metatarsal os- teotomy [Carpenter and Motley], 5:502 Diabetes mellitus Calcaneal osteochondroma [Akmaz et al], 4:409 Management of hyperglycemia in the hospitalized podiatric Complications of intra-articular fractures of the calcaneus medical patient [Hein], 2:135 {Walter et al], 4:382 Plantar pressure changes using a novel negative pressure Hallux proximal phalanx Akin-Scarf osteotomy [Roukis], 1:70 wound therapy technique [Armstrong et al], 5:456 Plantar pressure and joint motion after the Youngswick pro- Plantar soft-tissue thickness predicts high peak plantar pres- cedure for hallux limitus [Bryant et al], 1:22 sure in the diabetic foot [Abouaesha et al], 1:39 Principles of diagnosing and managing postmenopausal os- Preventive foot-care practices among adults with diabetes in teoporosis for the podiatric physician [McGarry and Cyr], North Carolina, 1997 to 2001 [White et al], 5:483 2:187 Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis Refraction effects of diffraction-enhanced radiographic imag- {Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 ing: a new look at bone [Muehleman et al], 5:453 Use of a maggot motility index to evaluate survival of thera- Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis peutic larvae [Rosales et al], 4:353 {Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 E Size and shape differences between male and female foot bones: is the female foot predisposed to hallux abducto Education valgus deformity? [Ferrari et al], 5:434 A survey of podiatric medical students’ computer literacy Treatment of Freiberg’s infraction with the titanium hemi-im- [Morewitz et al], 4:375 plant [Shih et al], 6:590 Electrostimulation Book reviews Low-voltage direct current as a fungicidal agent for treating Foot and Ankle (Thordarson, ed) [Roukis], 6:608 onychomycosis [Kalinowski et al], 6:565 Fractures of the Foot and Ankle (Gumann, ed) [Miller], 6:608 McGlamry’s Comprehensive Textbook of Foot and Ankle Employment Surgery, 3rd Ed (Banks et al, eds) [Landsman], 2:216 American Podiatric Medical Association Missing Time Sur- Podiatry Sourcebook, 1st Ed (Weatherford, ed) [Miller], 5:515 vey, 2004 [Fisher], 6:604 Wound Care Practice (Sheffield et al, eds) [Mulder], 5:515 Ethics Brachymetatarsia Informed consent and advance directives [Baruch], 2:198 Morphofunctional study of brachymetatarsia of the fourth Primer on medical professionalism [Diaz and Stamp], 2:206 metatarsal [Munuera Martinez et al], 4:347 F Burnout Burnout and occupational stress: comparison between United Fever Kingdom and Australian podiatrists [Mandy and Tinley], Infection and fever in the elderly [Cristofaro], 2:126 3:282 Fibromyalagia C Fibromyalgia and Tinel’s sign in the foot [Shookster et al], 4:400 Calcaneus Calcaneal osteochondroma [Akmaz et al], 4:409 First ray Complications of intra-articular fractures of the calcaneus Reliability and validity of clinically assessing first-ray mobili- [Walter et al], 4:382 ty of the foot [Cornwall et al], 5:470 Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis Cerebral palsy [Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 Common neurologic disorders affecting the foot [Woods et al], 2:104 Flatfoot Galen: author of the first flatfoot description [Xarchas and Claw toe Tsolakidis], 5:508 Effect of orthotic therapy on claw toe loading: results of sig- nificance testing at pressure sensor units [Claisse et al], Foot Posture Index 3:246 Criterion validation of four criteria of the Foot Posture Index [Scharfbillig et al], 1:31 Computer literacy A survey of podiatric medical students’ computer literacy Footprints [Morewitz et al], 4:375 Can static plantar pressures of prepubertal children be pre- dicted by inked footprints? [Dowling et al], 5:429 D Foot type Debridement Examining the validity of selected measures of foot type: a Onychauxic dystrophic toenails requiring debridement in preliminary study [Mathieson et al], 3:275 Medicare patients (letter) [Board of Trustees, American Podiatric Medical Association], 1:73; (letter) [Turlik], 1:74; Footwear (ietter) [Grapel], 1:75; (author's response) [Frank], 1:76; (let- Does footwear affect ankle coordination strategies? [Kurz ter) [Visintainer], 1:77; (editor’s comment) [Joseph], 1:78 and Stergiou], 1:53 616 November/December 2004 ¢ Vol 94 « No 6 « Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association Effects of heel height and shoe shape on the compressive Effects of heel height and shoe shape on the compressive load between foot and base: a graphic analysis of principle load between foot and base: a graphic analysis of principle {Broch et al], 5:461 [Broch et al], 5:461 A theory of shoe wear pattern influence incorporating a new Evaluating the clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of paradigm for the podiatric medical profession [Vernon et foot orthoses in the treatment of plantar heel pain: a feasi- al], 3:261 bility study [Rome et al], 3:229 Fracture Human skin equivalent Complications of intra-articular fractures of the calcaneus Carbon dioxide laser and Apligraf for a painful plantar hyper- [Walter et al], 4:382 trophic scar [Lee and Serkin], 1:61 .Lateral subtalar joint dislocation: a case with calcaneal frac- Hyperglycemia ture [Randall and Ferret¢i], 1:65 Management of hyperglycemia in the hospitalized podiatric Principles of diagnosing and managing postmenopausal os- medical patient [Hein], 2:135 teoporosis for the podiatric physician [McGarry and Cyr], 2:187 Treatment of Freiberg’s infraction with the titanium hemi-im- Imaging plant [Shih et al], 6:590 Radiography of soft tissue of the foot and ankle with diffrac- tion enhanced imaging [Li et al], 3:315 Freiberg’s infraction Refraction effects of diffraction-enhanced radiographic imag- Treatment of Freiberg’s infraction with the titanium hemi-im- ing: a new look at bone [Muehleman et al], 5:453 plant [Shih et al], 6:590 Scanning electron microscope imaging of onychomycosis [Scherer and Scherer], 4:356 G Infection Galen A comparison of results from two mycology laboratories for Galen: author of the first flatfoot description [Xarchas and the diagnosis of onychomycosis: a study of 85 cases in a Tsolakidis], 5:508 geriatric population [Scherer and Scherer], 6:528 Geriatric population Infection and fever in the elderly [Cristofaro], 2:126 Changes in mental status [Curtin], 2:118 Low-voltage direct current as a fungicidal agent for treating A comparison of results from two mycology laboratories for onychomycosis [Kalinowski et al], 6:565 the diagnosis of onychomycosis: a study of 85 cases in a Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis geriatric population [Scherer and Scherer], 6:528 ‘ [Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 Foot problems in older patients: a focused podogeriatric as- Scanning electron microscope imaging of onychomycosis sessment study in ambulatory care [Helfand], 3:293 [Scherer and Scherer], 4:356 Geriatric pharmacology: safer prescribing for the elderly pa- Vancomycin: an overview for the podiatric physician [Smith], tient [Wright and Warpula], 2:90 4:389 Infection and fever in the elderly [Cristofaro], 2:126 Informed consent Pharmacologic management of foot pain in the older patient Informed consent and advance directives [Baruch], 2:198 [Martin], 2:98 Scanning electron microscope imaging of onychomycosis J {Scherer and Scherer}, 4:356 Joint Anatomy, biomechanics, and surgical approach to synovial Guidelines, authors’ folds within the joints of the foot [Lidtke and George], Guidelines for authors, 1:79, 3:330, 5:510 6:519 Associations between static and functional measures of joint H function in the foot and ankle [Wrobel et al], 6:535 Hallux Does footwear affect ankle coordination strategies? [Kurz The effect of 5-degree valgus and varus rearfoot wedging on and Stergiou], 1:53 peak hallux dorsiflexion during gait [Smith et al], 6:558 Lateral subtalar joint dislocation: a case with calcaneal frac- Hallux proximal phalanx Akin-Scarf osteotomy [Roukis], 1:70 ture [Randall and Ferretti], 1:65 Modified Z-osteotomy of the hallux [Shrum], 4:404 Manipulation of the ankle as a method of treatment for ankle Plantar pressure and joint motion after the Youngswick pro- and foot pain [Dananberg], 4:395 Measurement of foot dorsiflexion: a modified Lidcombe tem- cedure for hallux limitus [Bryant et al], 1:22 plate [Scharfbillig and Scutter], 6:573 Proximal oblique crescentic osteotomy in hallux valgus Plantar pressure and joint motion after the Youngswick pro- [Pehlivan et al], 1:43 cedure for hallux limitus [Bryant et al], 1:22 Reconstruction of the great toe ski-slope, sunken-nail defor- Rheumatologic conditions of the foot [Costa et al], 2:177; (er- mity with a buried adipofascial flap [Roukis and Lands- ratum), 3:245 man], 6:578 Sagittal plane compensations for artificially induced limita- Revisional hallux abducto valgus surgery using tricorrection- tion of the first metatarsophalangeal joint: a preliminary al bunionectomy [Selner et al], 4:341 study [Hall and Nester], 3:269 Size and shape differences between male and female foot Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis bones: is the female foot predisposed to hallux abducto [Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 valgus deformity? [Ferrari et al], 5:434 Triple arthrodesis using external ring fixation and arched- Heel wire compression: an evaluation of 87 patients [Talarico Effects of changes in heel fat pad thickness and elasticity on and Vito], 1:12; (letter) [Key], 4:412; (author’s response) heel pain [Ozdemur et al], 1:47 [Vito], 4:412 Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association * Vol 94 « No 6 e November/December 2004 N Kidney Nail Acute and chronic renal failure [Costa et al], 2:168 A comparison of results from two mycology laboratories for the diagnosis of onychomycosis: a study of 85 cases ina Knee geriatric population [Scherer and Scherer], 6:528 Combined popliteal and saphenous nerve blocks at the knee: Low-voltage direct current as a fungicidal agent for treating an underused alternative to general or spinal anesthesia onychomycosis [Kalinowski et al], 6:565 for foot and ankle surgery [Donohue et al], 4:368 Onychauxic dystrophic toenails requiring debridement in Medicare patients (letter) [Board of Trustees, American L Podiatric Medical Association], 1:73; (letter) [Turlik], 1:74; Laboratory medicine (letter) [Grapel], 1:75; (author’s response) [Frank], 1:76; (let- Laboratory medicine and diagnostic testing [Kessimian], 2:194 ter) [Visintainer], 1:77; (editor’s comment) [Joseph], 1:78 Reconstruction of the great toe ski-slope, sunken-nail defor- Laser mity with a buried adipofascial flap [Roukis and Lands- Carbon dioxide laser and Apligraf for a painful plantar hyper- man], 6:578 trophic scar [Lee and Serkin], 1:61 Scanning electron microscope imaging of onychomycosis [Scherer and Scherer], 4:356 Lidcombe template Measurement of foot dorsiflexion: a modified Lidcombe tem- Nerve plate [Scharfbillig and Scutter], 6:573 Combined popliteal and saphenous nerve blocks at the knee: an underused alternative to general or spinal anesthesia Liver for foot and ankle surgery [Donohue et al], 4:368 Evaluation of common liver problems [Adrain et al], 2:149 Common neurologic disorders affecting the foot [Woods et Lung al], 2:104 Pulmonary disease: pneumonia, chronic obstructive pul- Fibromyalgia and Tinel’s sign in the foot [Shookster et al], monary disease, asthma, and thromboembolic disease 4:400 [De Palo], 2:157 Neurothekeoma in the foot: a rare occurrence [Persich and Portela], 1:59 M Neurology Macrodactyly Changes in mental status [Curtin], 2:118 Early surgical repair of macrodactyly [Lagoutaris et al], 5:499 Common neurologic disorders affecting the foot [Woods et al], 2:104 Maggot debridement therapy Neurothekeoma Use of a maggot motility index to evaluate survival of thera- Neurothekeoma in the foot: a rare occurrence [Persich and peutic larvae [Rosales et al], 4:353 Portela], 1:59 Manipulation Manipulation of the ankle as a method of treatment for ankle O and foot pain [Dananberg], 4:395 Onychauxis Onychauxic dystrophic toenails requiring debridement in Medicare Medicare patients (letter) [Board of Trustees, American Onychauxic dystrophic toenails requiring debridement in Podiatric Medical Association], 1:73; (letter) [Turlik], 1:74; Medicare patients (letter) [Board of Trustees, American (letter) [Grapel], 1:75; (author’s response) [Frank], 1:76; Podiatric Medical Association], 1:73; (letter) [Turlik], 1:74; (letter) [Visintainer], 1:77; (editor’s comment) [Joseph], (letter) [Grapel], 1:75; (author’s response) [Frank], 1:76; (let- 1:78 ter) [Visintainer], 1:77; (editor’s comment) [Joseph], 1:78 Onychomycosis Mental status A comparison of results from two mycology laboratories for Changes in mental status [Curtin], 2:118 the diagnosis of onychomycosis: a study of 85 cases ina geriatric population [Scherer and Scherer], 6:528 Metatarsal Low-voltage direct current as a fungicidal agent for treating Adding stability to the crescentic basilar first metatarsal os- onychomycosis [Kalinowski et al], 6:565 teotomy [Carpenter and Motley], 5:502 Scanning electron microscope imaging of onychomycosis Morphofunctional study of brachymetatarsia of the fourth [Scherer and Scherer], 4:356 metatarsal [Munuera Martinez et al], 4:347 Plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis using prefabricated Orthoses metatarsal padding [Jackson et al], 3:239 Changes in plantar foot pressure with in-shoe varus or valgus Sagittal plane compensations for artificially induced limita- wedging [Van Gheluwe and Dananberg], 1:1 tion of the first metatarsophalangjeoainlt : a preliminary Effectiveness of different types of foot orthoses for the treat- study [Hali and Nester], 3:269 ment of plantar fasciitis [Landorf et al], 6:542 Transfer of the peroneus brevis tendon after resection of the The effect of 5-degree valgus and varus rearfoot wedging on fifth metatarsal base [Schoenhaus et al], 6:594 peak hallux dorsiflexion during gait [Smith et al], 6:558 Treatment of Freiberg’s infraction with the titanium hemi-im- Effect of orthotic therapy on claw toe loading: results of sig- plant [Shih et al], 6:590 nificance testing at pressure sensor uniis [Claisse et al], 3:246 Microscopy Evaluating the clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of Scanning electron microscope imaging of onychomycosis foot orthoses in the treatment of plantar heel pain: a feasi- [Scherer and Scherer], 4:356 bility study [Rome et al], 3:229 618 November/December 2004 © Vol 94 ¢ No 6 « Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association A patient satisfaction survey on prescription custom-molded President’s Message foot orthoses [Walter et al], 4:363 Acceptance address: APMA: united in action, focused on its Plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis using prefabricated mission [Smith], 3:337 metatarsal padding [Jackson et al], 3:239 Beyond APMA [Ferritto], 2:217 Corporate support making a difference [Smith], 6:611 Osteochondroma A part of the family [Ferritto], 1:84 Calcaneal osteochondroma [Akmaz et al], 4:409 Promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep [Ferritto], Osteochondrosis 3:335 Treatment of Freiberg’s infraction with the titanium hemi- Public education and information: getting the job done implant [Shih et al], 6:590 [Smith], 5:517 Spirit and integration: APMA and PPAC [Smith], 4:428 Osteomyelitis Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis Pressure, plantar {Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 Can static plantar pressures of prepubertal children be pre- dicted by inked footprints? [Dowling et al], 5:429 Osteoporosis Changes in plantar foot pressure with in-shoe varus or valgus Principles of diagnosing and managing postmenopausal os- wedging [Van Gheluwe and Dananberg], 1:1 teoporosis for the podiatric physician [McGarry and Cyr], Effect of orthotic therapy on claw toe loading: results of sig- 2:187 nificance testing at pressure sensor units [Claisse et al], 3:246 Osteotomy Effects of heel height and shoe shape on the compressive Adding stability to the crescentic basilar first metatarsal os- load between foot and base: a graphic analysis of principle teotomy [Carpenter and Motley], 5:502 [Broch et al], 5:461 Hallux proximal phalanx Akin-Scarf osteotomy [Roukis], 1:70 Forefoot plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis [Otter et Modified Z-osteotomy of the hallux [Shrum], 4:404 al], 3:255 Plantar pressure and joint motion after the Youngswick pro- The histologic host response to liquid silicone injections for cedure for hallux limitus [Bryant et al], 1:22 prevention of pressure-related ulcers of the foot: a 38-year Proximal oblique crescentic osteotomy in hallux valgus study [Wallace et al], 6:550 [Pehlivan et al], 1:43 Plantar pressure and joint motion after the Youngswick pro- cedure for hallux limitus [Bryant et al], 1:22 Plantar pressure changes using a novel negative pressure Pain wound therapy technique [Armstrong et al], 5:456 Analgesic efficacy of preoperative parecoxib sodium in an or- Plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis using prefabricated thopedic pain model [Desjardins et al], 3:305 metatarsal padding [Jackson et al], 3:239 Effects of changes in heel fat pad thickness and elasticity on Plantar soft-tissue thickness predicts high peak plantar pres- heel pain [Ozdemur et al], 1:47 sure in the diabetic foot [Abouaesha et al], 1:39 Evaluating the clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of Professionalism, medical foot orthoses in the treatment of plantar heel pain: a feasi- Primer on medical professionalism [Diaz and Stamp}, 2:206 bility study [Rome et al], 3:229 Manipulation of the ankle as a method of treatment for ankle Psychology and foot pain [Dananberg]}, 4:595 Burnout and occupational stress: comparison between United Pharmacologic management of foot pain in the older patient Kingdom and Australian podiatrists [Mandy and Tinley], [Martin], 2:98 3:282 Pulmonary disease Pediatric population Pulmonary disease: pneumonia, chronic obstructive pul- Can static plantar pressures of prepubertal children be pre- monary disease, asthma, and thromboembolic disease dicted by inked footprints? [Dowling et al], 5:429 [De Palo], 2:157 Measurement of foot dorsiflexion: a modified Lidcombe tem- plate [Scharfbillig and Scutter], 6:573 R Renal failure Pharmacology Acute and chronic renal failure [Costa et al], 2:168 Analgesic efficacy of preoperative parecoxib sodium in an or- thopedic pain model [Desjardins et al], 3:305 Research Geriatric pharmacology: safer prescribing for the elderly pa- The need for randomized controlled trials in podiatric medi- tient [Wright and Warpula], 2:90 cal research [Porthouse and Torgerson], 3:221 Pharmacologic management of foot pain in the older patient Rheumatology [Martin], 2:98 Fibromyalgia and Tinel’s sign in the foot [Shookster et al], Vancomycin: an overview for the podiatric physician [Smith], 4:400 4:389 Forefoot plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis [Otter et al], 3:255 Plantar fasciitis Plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis using prefabricated Effectiveness of different types of foot orthoses for the treat- metatarsal padding [Jackson et al], 3:239 ment of plantar fasciitis [Landorfe t al], 6:542 Rheumatologic conditions of the foot [Costa et al], 2:177; (er- Pneumonia ratum), 3:245 Pulmonary disease: pneumonia, chronic obstructive pul- Running monary disease, asthma, and thromboembolic disease Does footwear affect ankle coordination strategies? [Kurz [De Palo], 2:157 and Stergiou], 1:53 Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association * Vol 94 « No 6 e November/December 2004 Survey American Podiatric Medical Association Missing Time Sur- Scabies vey, 2004 [Fisher], 6:604 Norwegian scabies in the immunocompromised patient [Grabowski et al], 6:583 A patient satisfaction survey on prescription custom-molded foot orthoses [Walter et al], 4:363 Scar Preventive foot-care practices among adults with diabetes in Carbon dioxide laser and Apligraf for a painful plantar hyper- North Carolina, 1997 to 2001 [White et al], 5:483 trophic scar [Lee and Serkin], 1:61 A survey of podiatric medical students’ computer literacy Sexual dimorphism [Morewitz et al], 4:375 Size and shape differences between male and female foot bones: is the female foot predisposed to hallux abducto Synovial fold valgus deformity? [Ferrari et al], 5:434 Anatomy, biomechanics, and surgical approach to synovial folds within the joints of the foot [Lidtke and George], Silicone injections 6:519 The histologic host response to liquid silicone injections for prevention of pressure-related ulcers of the foot: a 38-year study [Wallace et al], 6:550 Soleus muscle Tarsal tunnel syndrome Accessory soleus muscle [Kendi et al], 6:587 Fibromyalgia and Tinel’s sign in the foot [Shookster et al], 4:400 Spastic disorders Common neurologic disorders affecting the foot [Woods et Tendon al], 2:104 Plantaris tendon ruptures [Mozena and Pearson], 5:505 Stress Transfer of the peroneus brevis tendon after resection of the Burnout and occupationai stress: comparison between United fifth metatarsal base [Schoenha«u s et al], 6:594 Kingdom and Australian podiatrists [Mandy and Tinley], Testing, diagnostic 3:282 Laboratory medicine and diagnostic testing [Kessimian], Surgery 2:194 Adding stability to the crescentic basilar first metatarsal os- teotomy [Carpenter and Motley], 5:502 Thromboembolic disease Analgesic efficacy of preoperative parecoxib sodium in an or- Pulmonary disease: pneumonia, chronic obstructive pul- thopedic pain model [Desjardins et al], 3:305 monary disease, asthma, and thromboembolic disease Anatomy, biomechanics, and surgical approach to synovial [De Palo], 2:157 folds within the joints of the foot [Lidtke and George], 6:519 Tinel’s sign Carbon dioxide laser and Apligraf for a painful plantar hyper- Fibromyalgia and Tinel’s sign in the foot [Shookster et al], trophic scar [Lee and Serkin], 1:61 Combined popliteal and saphenous nerve blocks at the knee: 4:400 an underused alternative to general or spinal anesthesia Tumor for foot and ankle surgery [Donohue et al], 4:368 Calcaneal osteochondroma [Akmaz et al], 4:409 Early surgical repair of macrodactyly [Lagoutaris et al], 5:499 Neurothekeoma in the foot: a rare occurrence [Persich and Hallux proximal phalanx Akin-Scarf osteotomy [Roukis], 1:70 Portela], 1:59 The histologic host response to liquid silicone injections for prevention of pressure-related ulcers of the foot: a 38-year study [Wallace et al], 6:550 Modified Z-osteotomy of the hallux [Shrum], 4:404 Uleer Perioperative medical assessment of the podiatric surgical The histologic host response to liquid silicone injections for patient [Crausman and Glod], 2:86 prevention of pressure-related ulcers of the foot: a 38-year Plantar pressure and joint motion after the Youngswick pro- study [Wallace et al], 6:550 cedure for hallux limitus [Bryant et al], 1:22 Plantar pressure changes using a novel negative pressure Proximal oblique crescentic osteotomy in hallux valgus wound therapy technique [Armstrong et al], 5:456 [Pehlivan et al], 1:43 Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis Reconstruction of the great toe ski-slope, sunken-nail defor- {[Roukis and Landsmanj, 5:492 mity with a buried adipofascial flap [Roukis and Lands- Use of a maggot motility index to evaluate survival of thera- man], 6:578 peutic larvae [Rosales et al], 4:353 Revisional hallux abducto valgus surgery using tricorrection- al bunionectomy [Selner et al], 4:341 Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis V [Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 Vascular anomaly Transfer of the peroneus brevis tendon after resection of the Vascular anomalies (birthmarks) of the foot and ankle fifth metatarsal base [Schoenhaus et al], 6:594 [Konez], 5:477 Treatment of Freiberg’s infraction with the titanium hemi-im- plant [Shih et al], 6:590 W Triple arthrodesis using external ring fixation and arched- wire compression: an evaluation of 87 patients [Talarico Walking and Vito], 1:12; (letter) [Key], 4:412; (author’s response) American Podiatric Medical Association Best Walking City [Vito], 4:412 Competition, 2003 [Fisher et al], 2:211 November/December 2004 ¢ Vol 94 * No 6 « Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association AUTHOR INDEX A Brogan, Michael S.: Low-voltage direct current as a fungici- dal agent for treating onychomycosis {[Kalinowski et al], Abouaesha, Frag: Plantar soft-tissue thickness predicts high 6:565 peak plantar pressure in the diabetic foot [Abouaesha et Bryant, Alan R.: Plantar pressure and joint motion after the al], 1:39 Youngswick procedure for hallux limitus [Bryant et al], Adrain, Alyn L.: Evaluation of common liver problems 1:22 {[Adrain et al], 2:149 Akmaz, Ibrahim: Cc Calcaneal osteochondroma [Akmaz et al], 4:409 Proximal oblique crescentic osteotomy in hallux valgus Callaghan, Des: Evaluating the clinical effectiveness and {Pehlivan et al], 1:43 cost-effectiveness of foot orthoses in the treatment of Aliyeva, Elmira: Radiography of soft tissue of the foot and plantar heel pain: a feasibility study [Rome et al], 3:229 ankle with diffraction enhanced imaging [Li et al], 3:315 Carpenter, Brian: Adding stability to the crescentic basilar Armstrong, David G.: first metatarsal osteotomy [Carpenter and Motley], 5:502 Plantar pressure changes using a novel negative pressure Cervone, Richard L.: Common neurologic disorders affect- wound therapy technique [Armstrong et al], 5:456 ing the foot [Woods et al], 2:104 Plantar soft-tissue thickness predicts high peak plantar pres- Claisse, Penny J.: Effect of orthotic therapy on claw toe sure in the diabetic foot [Abouaesha et al], 1:39 loading: results of significance testing at pressure sensor Treatment of Freiberg’s infraction with the titanium hemi-im- units [Claisse et al], 3:246 plant [Shih et al], 6:590 Clark, Joel R.: A survey of podiatric medical students’ com- Use of a maggot motility index to evaluate survival of thera- puter literacy [Morewitz et al], 4:375 peutic larvae [Rosales et al], 4:353 Claxton, Matthew J.: Use of a maggot motility index to Arpacioglu, M. Omer: Calcaneal osteochondroma [Akmaz et evaluate survival of therapeutic larvae [Rosales et al], al], 4:409 4:353 Cole, Joan H.: Plantar pressure and joint motion after the B Youngswick procedure for hallux limitus [Bryant et al], 1:22 Balkin, S. W.: The histologic host response to liquid silicone Connolly, John E.: Associations between static and func- injections for prevention of pressure-related ulcers of the tional measures of joint function in the foot and ankle foot: a 38-year study [Wallace et al], 6:550 [Wrobel et al], 6:535 Baruch, Jay M.: Informed consent and advance directives, Copper, Alexander W.: Criterion validation of four criteria 2:198 of the Foot Posture Index [Scharfbillig et al], 1:31 Baur, Louise A.: Can static plantar pressures of prepubertal Cornwall, Mark W.: Reliability and validity of clinically as- children be predicted by inked footprints? [Dowling et al], sessing first-ray mobility of the foot [Cornwall et al], 5:470 5:429 Costa, Jonathan: Acute and chronic renal failure [Costa et Beach, Michael L.: Associations between static and func- al], 2:168 tional measures of joint function in the foot and ankle Costa, Michelle: Rheumatologic conditions of the foot [Wrobel et al], 6:535 [Costa et al], 2:177; (erratum), 3:245 Bell, Ronny A.: Preventive foot-care practices among adults Crausman, Robert S.: with diabetes in North Carolina, 1997 to 2001 [White et al], Acute and chronic renal failure [Costa et al], 2:168 5:483 Perioperative medical assessment of the podiatric surgical Binning, Jodi: patient [Crausman and Glod], 2:86 Effect of orthotic therapy on claw toe loading: results of sig- Cristofaro, Patricia A.: Infection and fever in the elderly, nificance testing at pressure sensor units [Claisse et al], 2:126 3:246 Curtin, Alicia J.: Changes in mental status, 2:118 Plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis using prefabricated Cyr, Michele G.: Principles of diagnosing and managing metatarsal padding [Jackson et al], 3:239 postmenopausal osteoporosis for the podiatric physician Board of Trustees, American Podiatric Medical Associa- {McGarry and Cyr], 2:187 tion: Onychauxic dystrophic toenails requiring debride- Cyr, Robert P.: Revisional hallux abducto valgus surgery ment in Medicare patients (letter), 1:73 using tricorrectional bunionectomy [Selner et al], 4:341 Boulton, Andrew J. M.: Plantar pressure changes using a novel negative pressure D wound therapy technique [Armstrong et al], 5:456 . Plantar soft-tissue thickness predicts high peak plantar pres- Dabak, Kiirsat: Effects of changes in heel fat pad thickness sure in the diabetic foot [Abouaesha et al], 1:39 and elasticity on heel pain [Ozdemur et al], 1:47 Use of a maggot motility index to evaluate survival of thera- Dananberg, Howard J.: peutic larvae [Rosales et al], 4:353 Changes in plantar foot pressure with in-shoe varus or valgus Bowen, Catherine Jane: Forefoot plantar pressures in wedging [Van Gheluwe and Dananberg], 1:1 rheumatoid arthritis [Otter et al], 3:255 Manipulation of the ankle as a method of treatment for ankle Broch, Nana Lise: Effects of heel height and shoe shape on and foot pain, 4:395 the compressive load between foot and base: a graphic Dellon, A. Lee: Fibromyalgia and Tinel’s sign in the foot analysis of principle [Broch et al], 5:461 {[Shookster et al], 4:400 Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association Vol 94 e No 6 * November/December 2004 De Palo, Vera A.: Pulmonary disease: pneumonia, chronic G obstructive pulmonary disease, asthma, and thromboem- bolic disease, 2:157 George, Joe: Anatomy, biomechanics, and surgical approach Desjardins, Paul J.: Analgesic efficacy of preoperative pare- to synovial folds within the joints of the foot [Lidtke and coxib sodium in an orthopedic pain model [Desjardins et George], 6:519 al}, 3:305 Glod, Douglas J.: Perioperative medical assessment of the Diaz, Joseph A.: Primer on medical professionalism [Diaz podiatric surgical patient [Crausman and Glod], 2:86 and Stamp], 2:206 Goss, Larry R.: DiDomenico, Lawrence A.: Early surgical repair of macro- Combined popliteal and saphenous nerve blocks at the knee: dactyly [Lagoutaris et al], 5:499 an underused alternative to general or spinal anesthesia Dominguez Maldonado, Gabriel: Morphofunctional study for foot and ankle surgery [Donohue et al], 4:368 of brachymetatarsia of the fourth metatarsal [Munuera Complications of intra-articular fractures of the calcaneus Martinez et al], 4:347 [Walter et al], 4:382 Donohue, Cornelius M.: Combined popliteal and saphenous Grabowski, Greg: Norwegian scabies in the immunocom- nerve blocks at the knee: an underused alternative to gen- promised patient [Grabowski et al], 6:583 eral or spinal anesthesia for foot and ankle surgery [Dono- Grabowski, Richard: Norwegian scabies in the immunocom- hue et al], 4:368 promised patient [Grabowski et al], 6:583 Dowling, Annaliese M.: Can static plantar pressures of pre- Grapel, Daniel: Onychauxic dystrophic toenails requiring pubertal children be predicted by inked footprints? [Dowl- debridement in Medicare patients (letter), 1:75 ing et al], 5:429 Gray, Joanne: Evaluating the clinical effectiveness and cost- Ducic, Ivica: Fibromyalgia and Tinel’s sign in the foot effectiveness of foot orthoses in the treatment of plantar [Shookster et al], 4:400 heel pain: a feasibility study [Rome et al], 3:229 Dyal, Larry B., Jr.: Combined popliteal and saphenous nerve blocks at the knee: an underused alternative to gen- H eral or spinal anesthesia for foot and ankle surgery [Dono- hue et al], 4:368 Haber, Lawrence L.: Early surgical repair of macrodactyly {Lagoutaris et al], 5:499 Hall, Christine: Sagittal plane compensations for artificially induced limitation of the first metatarsophalangeal joint: a Edsberg, Laura E.: Low-voltage direct current as a fungici- preliminary study [Hall and Nester], 3:269 dal agent for treating onychomycosis [Kalinowski et al], Hannant, Stephen Charles: Evaluating the clinical effec- 6:565 tiveness and cost-effectiveness of foot orthoses in the Erakar, Aziz: Accessory soleus muscle [Kendi et al], 6:587 treatment of plantar heel pain: a feasibility study [Rome et Evans, Angela M.: Criterion validation of four criteria of the al], 3:229 Foot Posture Index [Scharfbillig et al], 1:31 Hein, Michael David: Management of hyperglycemia in the hospitalized podiatric medical patient, 2:135 F Helfand, Arthur E.: Foot problems in older patients: a fo- cused podogeriatric assessment study in ambulatory care, Falke, Gerald I.: Fibromyalgia and Tinel’s sign in the foot 3:293 {Shookster et al], 4:400 Herbert, Robert D.: Effectiveness of different types of foot Fernandez, Hubert H.: Common neurologic disorders af- orthoses for the treatment of plantar fasciitis [Landorf et fecting the foot [Woods et al], 2:104 al], 6:542 Ferrari, Jill: Size and shape differences between male and Hewson, Robert A.: Low-voltage direct current as a fungici- female foot bones: is the female foot predisposed to hallux dal agent for treating onychomycosis [Kalinowski et al], abducto valgus deformity? [Ferrari et al], 5:434 6:565 Ferretti, Anthony Jon: Lateral subtalar joint dislocation: a Holewinski, Jean: Norwegian scabies in the immunocom- case with calcaneal fracture [Randall and Ferretti], 1:65 promised patient [Grabowski et al], 6:583 Ferritto, J. D., Jr.: Hopkinson, David A.: Size and shape differences between Beyond APMA, 2:217 male and female foot bones: is the female foot predis- A part of the family, 1:84 posed to hallux abducto valgus deformity? [Ferrari et al], Promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep, 3:335 5:434 Fishco, William D.: Reliability and validity of clinically as- Hubbard, Richard C.: Analgesic efficacy of preoperative sessing first-ray mobility of the foot [Cornwall et al], 5:470 parecoxib sodium in an orthopedic pain model [Des- Fisher, Allan H., Jr.: jardins et al], 3:305 American Podiatric Medical Association Best Walking City Hubble, Joanne: Evaluating the clinical effectiveness and Competition, 2003 [Fisher et al], 2:211 cost-effectiveness of foot orthoses in the treatment of American Podiatric Medical Association Missing Time Sur- plantar heel pain: a feasibility study [Rome et al], 3:229 vey, 2004, 6:604 Hunt, Lea: Reliability and validity of clinically assessing Fletton, John Alan: The effect of 5-degree valgus and varus first-ray mobility of the foot [Cornwall et al], 5:470 rearfoot wedging on peak hallux dorsiflexion during gait [Smith et al], 6:558 Frank, Seymour C.: Onychauxic dystrophic toenails requir- ing debridement in Medicare patients (author’s response), Iasiello, Hala: Criterion validation of four criteria of the 1:76 Foot Posture Index [Scharfbillig et al], 1:31 November/December 2004 « Vol 94 ¢ No 6 ¢ Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association J Lagoutaris, Emmanuel D.: Early surgical repair of macro- dactyly [Lagoutaris et al], 5:499 Jackson, Lorraine: Plantar pressures in rheumatoid arthritis Landorf, Karl B.: Effectiveness of different types of foot or- using prefabricated metatarsal padding [Jackson et al], thoses for the treatment of plantar fasciitis [Landorfe t al], 3:239 6:542 Jackson, Sharon A.: Preventive foot-care practices among Landsman, Adam S.: adults with diabetes in North Carolina, 1997 to 2001 Reconstruction of the great toe ski-slope, sunken-nail defor- {White et al], 5:483 mity with a buried adipofascial flap [Roukis and Lands- Jay, Richard M.: Transfer of the peroneus brevis tendon man], 6:578 after resection of the fifth metatarsal base [Schoenhaus et Review of McGlamry’s Comprehensive Textbook of Foot and al], 6:594 Ankle Surgery, 3rd Ed (Banks et al, eds), 2:216 Johnson, Robert H.: Low-voltage direct current as a fungici- Salvage of the first ray in a diabetic patient with osteomyelitis dal agent for treating onychomycosis [Kalinowski et al], [Roukis and Landsman], 5:492 6:565 Lane, Camilla Rae: Reliability and validity of clinically as- Joseph, Warren S.: sessing first-ray mobility of the foot [Cornwall et al], 5:470 Guidelines for authors, 1:79, 3:330; 5:510 Langefeld, Carl D.: Preventive foot-care practices among Onychauxic dystrophic toenails requiring debridement in adults with diabetes in North Carolina, 1997 to 2001 Medicare patients (editor’s comment), 1:78 [White et al], 5:483 Lee, Daniel K.: Carbon dioxide laser and Apligraf for a K painful plantar hypertrophic scar [Lee and Serkin], 1:61 Li, Jun: Radiography of soft tissue of the foot and ankle with Kalinowski, Douglas P.: Low-voltage direct current as a diffraction enhanced imaging [Li et al], 3:315 fungicidal agent for treating onychomycosis [Kalinowski Lidtke, Roy H.: et al], 6:565 Anatomy, biomechanics, and surgical approach to synovial Kanhai, Alicia: Norwegian scabies in the immunocompro- folds within the joints of the foot [Lidtke and George], mised patient [Grabowski et al], 6:583 6:519 Kaplan, Haluk: Radiography of soft tissue of the foot and ankle with diffrac- Calcaneal osteochondroma [Akmaz et al], 4:409 tion enhanced imaging [Li et al], 3:315 Proximal oblique crescentic osteotomy in hallux valgus Linney, Alf D.: Size and shape differences between male and {Pehlivan et al], 1:43 female foot bones: is the female foot predisposed to hallux Kaplan, Leo: The histologic host response to liquid silicone abducto valgus deformity? [Ferrari et al], 5:434 injections for prevention of pressure-related ulcers of the foot: a 38-year study [Wallace et al], 6:550 M Keenan, Anne-Maree: Effectiveness of different types of Maloney, Christopher T., Jr.: Fibromyalgia and Tinel’s sign foot orthoses for the treatment of plantar fasciitis [Lan- in the foot [Shookster et al], 4:400 dorf et al], 6:542 Mandy, Anne: Burnout and occupational stress: comparison Kendi, Tuba Karagiille: Accessory soleus muscle [Kendi et between United Kingdom and Australian podiatrists al], 6:587 {Mandy and Tinley], 3:282 Kessimian, Noubar: Laboratory medicine and diagnostic Martin, Billy R.: Plantar pressure changes using a novel neg- testing, 2:194 ative pressure wound therapy technique [Armstrong et al], Key, Jonathan J.: Triple arthrodesis using external ring fix- 5:456 ation and arched-wire compression (letter), 4:412 Martin, Edward W.: Pharmacologic management of foot Kimbriel, Heather R.: pain in the older patient, 2:98 Plantar pressure changes using a novel negative pressure Martinez Camuna, Luis: Morphofunctional study of wound therapy technique [Armstrong et al], 5:456 brachymetatarsia of the fourth metatarsal [Munuera Use of a maggot motility index to evaluate survival of thera- Martinez et al], 4:547 peutic larvae [Rosales et al], 4:353 Mathieson, Ian: Examining the validity of selected measures Kiral, Ahmet: of foot type: a preliminary study [Mathieson et al], 3:275 Calcaneal osteochondroma [Akmaz et al], 4:409 McGarry, Kelly A.: Principles of diagnosing and managing Proximal oblique crescentic osteotomy in hallux valgus postmenopausal osteoporosis for the podiatric physician {Pehlivan et al], 1:43 [McGarry and Cyr], 2:187 Konez, Orhan: Vascular anomalies (birthmarks) of the foot McPoil, Thomas G.: Reliability and validity of clinically as- and ankle, 5:477 sessing first-ray mobility of the foot [Cornwall et al], 5:470 Kuettner, Klaus E.: Radiography of soft tissue of the foot Metz, Samuel: Combined popliteal and saphenous nerve and ankle with diffraction enhanced imaging [Li et al], blocks at the knee: an underused alternative to general or colo spinal anesthesia for foot and ankle surgery [Donohue e Kunze, Kristin: Plantar pressure changes using a novel neg- al], 4:368 ative pressure wound therapy technique [Armstrong et al], Miller, Stephen J.: 5:456 Review of Fractures of the Foot and Ankle (Gumann, ed), Kurz, Max J.: Does footwear affect ankle coordination 6:608 strategies? 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