Review Article

Prophylaxis of Pain and Fractures within Feet in the Course of Osteoporosis: The Issue of Diagnosing

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(a–f) Results of imaging tests (X-ray) and podoscopic tests: patient no. 4. (a) Dorsal-plantar foot X-ray: phalangeal valgity, degeneration of the interphalangeal joints, and additional navicular bone in the left foot. (b) Lateral X-ray: coronoid talus bone and degradation lesions in the phalangeal joints. (c) Lateral X-ray: coronoid talus bone and degradation lesions in the phalangeal joints. (d) Posterior picture: ankle joint and hindfoot evaluation. (e) Anterior picture of the feet: assessment of toe positioning and deformation. (f) Plantar photo on the podoscope: assessment of plantar part of the foot and height measurement of the longitudinal arch.
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