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Medial tibial Stress Syndrome

Medial Tibial Stress syndrome is a common running injury, which is often mistermed as shin splints; a generic term for leg pain during exercise. It is important to get the correct diagnoses to get the right treatment. One of our Podiatrists Nick Knight has written a…

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Preparing for the London Marathon

Premier Podiatry’s Sports Scientist, Ken Hoye reflects on our experience in the build up to the London Marathon. It’s that time of year again. The time when we see many runners old and new heading out on the streets to begin their marathon training. London, Brighton,…

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Gait analysis of an elite runner

“The 3D gait analysis is an incredibly useful exercise, and has helped to flag up issues with the way I move that might eventually lead to injury. To maintain consistent training it’s really important to avoid problems before they arise. I hope this session…

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Barefoot running – the debate rages on

Although there has been a drop off in the number of runners using the barefoot approach, the lack of evidence either way in this field means the debate will continue. The recent publication of the results of an online survey has re-ignited this debate with analysis…

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Ultrasound or x-ray for foreign bodies?

One of our surgical trainees called me because they had developed a severe pain in the sole of the foot with a granuloma over an area of previously suspected plantar fibroma on the sole of the foot. This had happened spontaneously the previous day with no aggravating…

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The effect of football boots on function

The specific design of football boots can affect function and potentially lead to injury. We have assessed and treated many 100s of footballers, both professional and amateur and have observed some unique features that occur. This video outlines some of these…

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