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Common foot problems

Relieving the pain of bunions, keratoses, corns, and calluses

Jan P. Silfverskiöld
, MD
Pages 183-188 | Published online: 17 May 2016

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Caleb Araguas Garcia & Francisco Corbi Soler. (2018) Effect of debridement of plantar hyperkeratoses on gait in older people – An exploratory trial. Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics 78, pages 7-13.
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George F. Wallace. (2010) Dermatologic Causes of Heel Pain. Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery 27:3, pages 407-416.
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George Grouios. (2005) Footedness as a potential factor that contributes to the causation of corn and callus formation in lower extremities of physically active individuals. The Foot 15:3, pages 154-162.
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George Grouios. (2004) Corns and calluses in athletes’ feet: a cause for concern. The Foot 14:4, pages 175-184.
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Sami S. Al-Abdulwahab & Reffa D. Al-Dosry. (2000) Hallux Valgus and Preferred Shoe Types among Young Healthy Saudi Arabian Females. Annals of Saudi Medicine 20:3-4, pages 319-321.
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