Principles of Foot and Ankle Orthoses

Mr Rick Brown, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at the Nuffield Hospital in Oxford presents the key principles of the biomechanics and indications for orthoses in foot and ankle practice. The lecture is aimed at training registrars and covers the syllabus for the FRCS (Tr & Orth) examination.

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[@podman1935]

Planus foot
Not caused by tight posterior muscles other way around flexible feet excessive pronation and muscle adapt to foot collapse same way wearing high heel shoes all the time. Generally a good over view but limited knowledge in foot function and the use of foot orthotics, and based around Root theory which is wrong.
I have lectured in biomechanics and bespoke foot orthotics for 37 years

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Dpt'pt

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Your writing📝 is not clear

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Agree

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Terrible audio 😖