PodChatLive - The Podiatry Podcast
PodChatLive brings you weekly episodes covering the previous 7 days in Podiatry; stories from the mainstream/social media and newly published research papers of interest. Hosted by Podiatrists Ian Griffiths (UK) and Craig Payne (AUS).
Episodes
PodChatLive 199: It’s not the size it’s what you do with it (Morton’s neuroma edition), and the heel rise/inversion test in children
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Links from todays episode:
Heel inversion on heel rise: A reliable sign of pediatric flatfoot decompensation
The role of neuroma size in the management of Morton's neuroma
PodChatLive 198: Runners with osteoarthritis get more injuries, foot health in Multiple Sclerosis, and reactive balance in the pronated foot
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Links from todays episode:
Runners with osteoarthritis sustain more injuries than healthy runners
The hidden impact of injuries costing AFL clubs millions
Foot Health and Lower Extremity Function in People With Multiple Sclerosis
PodChatLive 197: Orthoses for midfoot pain, exercises for bunions, and do females get injured more than males?Contact us: getinvolved@podchatlive.com
Links from this episode:
Effects of exercise combined with external support on Hallux Valgus Angle and pain
Sex Differences in Foot and Ankle Sports Injury Rates in Elite Athletes
The effect of foot orthoses on midfoot pain and the volume of bone marrow lesions in the midfoot
PodChatLive 196: Toe box dimensions & basketball performance, and sandals to help with plantar fasciitis
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Links from this episode:
Effect of toe box size on basketball-specific movement performance
Hong Kong authorities look into complaints over new shoes procured for lifeguards
On just launched its first real gym shoe, and it’s not messing around
PodChatLive 195: Foot pain in bus drivers (again), can strength asymmetries predict heel pain, and a Sydney marathon summary
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Links from this episode:
Determination of Foot Disability and Pain Among Drivers of Automatic vs Manual Buses
PodChatLive 194: New name for MTSS, the quality of YouTube foot videos, and what running shoe research has been “trending”
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Links from this episode:
Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome Needs a New Name—Make No Bones About It
Examining the Contents of Pes Planus Exercise Videos and Evaluating Quality and Reliability
Trends and hotspots in running shoe research: A bibliometric study from 2005 to 2024
...PodChatLive 193: Interventions for diabetic foot ulcers, attitudes towards bunions, and orthotics for flat feet in children
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Links from this episode:
OrthoticS for TReatment of symptomatic flat feet In CHildren (OSTRICH)
Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice Toward Hallux Valgus Among Women
Comparison of the efficacy of 12 interventions in the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers
PodChatLive 192: Some papers that get us thinking about correlation/causation, and should we use heel lifts for Achilles tendinopathy?
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Links from this week:
Avelo: Meet the world's smartest running shoe
Dengue Fever with Sever’s Disease: A Case Report
Breastfeeding-injury link: are concerns warranted?
Efficacy of Heel Lifts for Managing Mid-Portion Achilles Tendinopathy (the LIFT Trial)
...PodChatLive 191: Revisiting unread research (an archive dive)
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Links from this weeks episode:
Risk of subsequently developing lower urinary tract symptoms in patients with plantar fasciitis
Relationship between the abdominal wall and chronic ankle instability
PodChatLive 190: Footwear recommendations for runners, transitioning to barefoot running & metatarsal pad placements
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PodChatLive 189: The windlass mechanism on the moon, hip strength & ankle instability, and the impact of mental state on surgery outcomes
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PodChatLive 188: Do footballers have cavoid feet, and our weekly reminder that individuals are individual
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Links from this episode:
A potential relationship between soccer shoes and pes cavus: a pilot study
The Forgotten Powerhouse: Variations of the Soleus Muscle and Their Clinical Relevance
Joint contact forces during barefoot, minimal and conventional shod running are highly individual
PodChatLive 187: Understanding of dermatological conditions by Podiatrists, and foot pain in Nursing
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Links from todays episode:
Itchy feet: skin and nail conditions in the podiatrists’ clinic
Podiatrists’ insight and awareness of melanoma of the foot
Foot health status and associated characteristics of nursing students
PodChatLive 186: Another running shoe episode!? Carbon plated injury risks, and a systematic review on rocker bottom shoes
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Links from this episode:
Quo vadis advanced footwear technology research?
How conventional or technologically advanced running shoes influence riskand location of injuries
Effects of rocker-bottom shoes on the gait biomechanics of running and walking
PodChatLive 185: Running shoes special! Influences on foot pressures, injury risks and performance
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Links from this week:
Plantar pressure in recreational athletes running in maximal and traditional shoes
Shoe changes and running-related injury risk: an effect modification analysis
PodChatLive 184: Foot orthoses in real world Vs research, and shoe designs which help heel pain
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PodChatLive 183: Why do bus drivers get foot issues, and the psychological factors associated with chronic ankle instability
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Links from todays episode:
Chamonix Podiatry Ski Conference
PodChatLive 182: Are strength exercises actually doing anything, and tips for appraising research papers
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Links from todays episode:
Biomechanical Assessment of Yoga-Based Warm-Up Routines in Reducing Injury Risk among Runners
Strength and Flexibility Self-Assessment and Subsequent Tra...
PodChatLive 181: Flat out Fabulous; A Barbie foot posture research article special
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Link to "the paper": Flat out Fabulous: How Barbie’s foot posture and occupations have changed over the decades, and the lessons we can learn
Press release: Barbies today are much less likely to be on their tip-toes than in past decades
PodChatLive 180: Adidas develop shoe for runners with Down Syndrome, Do orthoses for plantar fasciitis need heel plugs, & When bad science tries to force a causation between foot posture and back pain
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Links from todays episode:
Adidas, FCB develop shoe just for Down syndrome runners
HELPP (HeEL Pain Pathways) Feasibility Study
Custom-made foot orthoses with and without heel plugs and t...
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