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Blisters on their Feet: Tales of Internally Displaced Persons in India's North East (Sage Studies on India's North East) by Samir Kumar Das, 2008-05-09 One Foot in Heaven: Narratives on Gender and Islam in Darfur, West-Sudan (Women and Gender: the Middle East and the Islamic World) by Karin Willemse, 2007-11-15 Unbound Feet: A Social History of Chinese Women in San Francisco by Judy Yung, 1995-11-15 Britain in Crisis: De-Industrialization and How to Fight It (Spokesman university paperback) by John Hughes, Michael Foot, 1981-12 Boom, Bust & Echo: How to Profit from the Coming Demographic Shift by David K. Foot, Daniel Stoffman, 1997-04 Boom Bust & Echo 2000 : Profiting from the Demographic Shift in the New Millennium by David K. Foot, Daniel Stoffman, 2000-01 Trends in lumber processing in the Western United States. Part I: board foot Scribner volume per cubic foot of timber.: An article from: Forest Products Journal by Charles E., III Keegan, Todd A. Morgan, et all 2010-02-01 Italy's Divided Memory (Italian and Italian American Studies) by John Foot, 2009-11-15 Boom Bust & Echo: Profiting from the Demographic Shift in the 21st Century by David K. Foot, Daniel Stoffman, 2000-06 Deep challenges: 60-foot deep sewer direct bury installation in rock conditions.: An article from: Underground Construction by Gale Reference Team, 2007-11-01 Bare feet in the palace (An Atlantic Monthly Press book) by Agnes Newton Keith, 1955 Complex South Africa;: An economic foot-note to history, by William M Macmillan, 1930 Emerson Electric votes with its feet.: An article from: Manufacturing & Technology News by Unavailable, 2009-11-17 A classroom exercise: voting by ballots and feet.(Targeting Teaching): An article from: Southern Economic Journal by Roger Hewett, Charles A. Holt, et all 2005-07-01

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41. Foot Conditions
    Home Shoes foot conditions Foot Health Products Contact Us About Us Foot Facts FAQS ©20002002 Comfort Plus Shoes, Inc., All rights reserved  
    http://www.comfortplusshoes.com/foot_conditions/foot_conditions.asp

42. CHS ~ 1999-2003 Questions And Answers: Orthopedic Surgery: Ankle/Foot Conditions
    19992003 Questions and Answers. Orthopedic Surgery Ankle/foot conditions(12). Question My daughter is 15 years old. She has osteochondritis  
    http://www.coloradohealthsite.org/chnqna.html?Orthopedic Surgery?Ankle/Foot Cond

43. CHS ~ 1999-2003 Questions And Answers: Orthopedic Surgery: Ankle/Foot Conditions
    19992002 Questions and Answers. Orthopedic Surgery Ankle/foot conditions.Question What can I do to help with my heel spurs on both feet?  
    http://www.coloradohealthsite.org/chnqna.html?Orthopedic Surgery?Ankle/Foot Cond

44. Foot Conditions
    Insurance Info. Office Locations. foot conditions. Foot Health Topics http//www.apma.org/topics.html.foot conditions http//www.footcaredirect.com/.  
    http://www.drrobertklein.com/Foot_Conditions/foot_conditions.html

45. Page Not Found - VIN
    The Elephant's Foot Prevention And Care Of foot conditions In Captive Asian AndAfrican Elephants Blair Csuti, Eva L. Sargent, and Ursula S. Bechert (eds.).  
    http://www.vspn.org/Library/Misc/VSPN_M02061.htm

46. Foot Conditions Leading To Problems Further Up The Chain
    COM Sender Biomechanics and Movement Science listserver BIOMCHL@NIC.SURFNET.NL From Suzanne Bagin SuzyBaggs@AOL.COM Subject foot conditions leading to  
    http://isb.ri.ccf.org/biomch-l/archives/biomch-l-2001-06/00034.html

47. Lakewood Regional Medical Center - Diabetic Foot Conditions
    Services. Diabetic foot conditions. There's a Treatments for diabeticfoot conditions can vary and may be successful. If caught early  
    http://www.lakewoodregional.com/lakewoodregional/newsAndArticles/diabetic foot c

48. Long Island New York Podiatric Surgeons-Foot,Ankle,Disorders,Geriatric,Pediatric
    Arthritic foot conditions. They can provide you with the correct form of footcare, proper footwear and the early recognition of foot conditions.  
    http://www.countryfootcare.com/cfc-foot_problems3.htm
    
    Extractions: Common Foot Problems Bunions Ingrown Nails Hammertoes Fungal Nails ... Ankle Sprains Heel Pain Having a spur does not make a difference in diagnosing or treating heel pain. It is simply a good indicator of the longevity of the problem and confirms the severity of the underlying biomechanical problem causing it. Heel pain, plantar fasciitis or heel spur syndrome is caused by an abnormal and excessive pull of the plantar fascia at its insertion. Morning pain and pain after periods of rest is characteristic and can progress to pain all the time. Treatment is aimed at shrinking the bursal sac via strapping, NSAID's, injection and orthotics. If this fails, treatment can be rendered via endoscopic plantar fasciotomy, in which a pencil thin camera is placed into the heel soft tissue to release the fascia. For additional information on planter fasciitis of the foot visit:

49. Elephant's Foot: Prevention And Care Of Foot Conditions In Captive Asian And Afr
    Elephant's Foot Prevention and Care of foot conditions in CaptiveAsian and African Elephants. By Csuti, B; Copyright 2001; Cloth;  
    http://www.allheart.com/0813828201.html

50. Foot Health, Links, Resources, Facts And Conditions - Ohio FootSolutions
    Ohio FootSolutions brings you information on foot anatomy, foot conditions, recommendedproducts to treat and prevent foot problems, foot facts, and links to  
    http://www.ohiofootsolutions.com/foothealth.html
    
    Extractions: Foot Anatomy Foot Conditions/Recommended Products Foot Facts Other Internet Foot Health Resources Foot Anatomy Back to Top Foot Conditions and Recommended Products Back to Top Foot Facts 3 out of 4 Americans experience serious foot problems in their lifetime. The foot contains 26 bones, 33 joints, 107 ligaments and 19 muscles. 1/4 of all the bones in the human body are down in your feet. When these bones are out of alignment, so is the rest of the body. Only a small percentage of the population is born with foot problems. It's neglect and a lack of awareness of proper care - including ill fitting shoes - that bring on problems. Women have about four times as many foot problems as men. High heels are partly to blame.

51. Foot Problems-Conditions
    Find it Here. Foot Problems Conditions. Categories Achilles Tendinitis, Foot Ulcers,Orthotics. Foot Health Network Help for Foot and Heel Pain - foot conditions.  
    http://www.health-nexus.com/foot_problems-conditions.htm
    
    Extractions: Health-Nexus.Net Health-Nexus.Org The #1 Health information site Search Health-Nexus for: Match ALL words Match ANY word Email this page to a friend ! Post a question or comment on our Message Board Home Page Health Specialties Health News ... Alternative Health Options Substance Abuse Animal Health Search: Books Magazines Video Keywords: Find it Here Foot Problems - Conditions Categories Achilles Tendinitis Foot Ulcers Orthotics Athlete's Foot ... A Patient's Guide to Foot and Ankle Problems - Anatomy As with all the information in our reference library, feel free to print, download, and use/distribute this information (as long as you are not reselling it in any form).

52. Conditions We Treat: Foot Pain
    One of our specialties is the formulation of orthotics for foot conditions,shin splints, knee problems and to relieve stress to the back.  
    http://www.drhargis.com/Conditions_We_Treat/foot_pain.html
    
    Extractions: We treat the following conditions when related to disorders of the back, hip and leg. FOOT PAIN Foot pain is a common disorder that effects many million of Americans. Generally speaking foot pain is brought about by many different mechanisms. Discrete injury, faulty biomechanics, cramped footwear (wearing cramped, tight, pointy high heel shoes over extended periods of time), differences in leg length, pronation and other abnormalities that effect the overall functioning of the foot or distorts foot shape brings about foot pain and arthritic changes. The commonest form of foot problems seen are caused by pronation. This is a foot disturbance in which the ankle rolls inward allowing for complete or partial loss of the arch. Such a loss of arch creates a rolling gait when walking. When our heel touches down in walking the heel and foot are in a neutral position. As one follows through to the mid-stance phase, where weight is fully atop the foot, the ankle tends to roll inward in pronation creating a pivotal shift of the weight bearing of the upper body onto the rolled over or pronated ankle. This action not only strains the ankle but also the joints and tissues of every other area of the foot, leg, hip and back. Admittedly this strain can be subtle. As with all biomechanical strains it may take weeks, months or years to produce serious pain and physical limitation. Where pain will arise depends on the given individual. Pain may strike the hip, shin or back. Painful areas will eventually break down and become arthritic.

53. Put Your Best Foot Forward - Common Foot Conditions
    Press for List of foot conditions CALLOUS. Thickening dangerous. Picture1 Picture 2 Press for List of foot conditions EXCESSIVE PERSPIRATION.  
    http://www.skara-brae.fsnet.co.uk/foot.htm
    
    Extractions: Corns Callouses Bunions Diabetes Black Nail Curled Nail Athletes Foot Excessive Perspiration Fungal Nail Ingrown Nails Thickened Nails Verrucae CORNS There are several different types, but all are caused by localised pressure and friction. They do not have roots but contain a nucleus of compacted tissue underneath a margin of hard surface skin. Heloma durum - the normal hard corn - may appear on most surfaces of the foot and toes. Pain is often due to a small nerve being trapped between the corn nucleus and the underlying bone. Picture Heloma molle - the soft corn - may appear between the toes, often on the web (not this web stupid!) The skin may appear macerated (soggy) and this is due to retention of sweat. Picture Heloma vasculare - the blood corn - may appear at any site where small blood vessels become trapped in the corn either due to injury or possibly poor self treatment with a razor blade. Heloma miliare - the seed corn - unlike other corns these are not produced solely by friction and pressure. They tend to appear on the sole of the foot as tiny plugs or pellets embedded in the dry skin surface.

54. 1Up Health > Health Links Directory > Conditions And Diseases: Musculoskeletal D
    Foot Care Direct Information on foot, ankle and heel conditions. Foot HealthNetwork Contains information about different foot conditions.  
    http://www.1uphealth.com/links/musculoskeletal-disorders-feet.html

55. Frequently Asked Questions
    One of the most common foot conditions of summer is athlete's foot. Causedby a fungus, tinea pedis thrives in warm, moist, dark environments.  
    http://www.footclinic.org/fcnyfootinfo.html
    
    Extractions: by Mark Kosinski, DPM Summer is almost here. Now is the perfect time to start thinking about how your feet will look and feel for those warm months ahead. One of the most common foot conditions of summer is athlete's foot. Caused by a fungus, tinea pedis thrives in warm, moist, dark environments. A sweaty foot placed in a dark, dank shoe during the dog days of summer provides the perfect conditions for a most uncomfortable problem. Symptoms of athlete's foot may include itching, peeling skin, and may be accompanied by pinpoint "water blisters". Often, help is sought at the corner pharmacy among the numerous over-the-counter athlete's foot remedies. Frequently athlete's foot becomes a season long nuisance, requiring the attention of a professional. Here are some things you can do to prevent trouble before it starts.

56. TechSpun -- Environmental Sock Systems
    Originally designed for the US military for extreme weather conditions for arctic expeditions to Category Shopping Recreation Outdoors Clothing Socks Select socks that complement your foot conditions/problems as well as theactivities you are planning, and make sure your socks fit comfortably within  
    http://www.techspun.com/
    
    Extractions: Select the TechSpun® "Environmental Sock System" according to the load-temperature chart that complements your foot conditions/problems as well as the activities you are planning. Make sure your socks fit comfortably within the interior space of your new or existing insulated or non-insulated boots. These socks are not a substitute for insulation in conditions where insulated boots are required. Boots If you are buying new boots, always wear the proper TechSpun® "Environmental Sock System" and always shop for your new boots in the afternoon, because your feet expand as the day progresses. Only purchase boots specifically designed for your outdoor activity, i.e. a non-insulated boot is not sufficient for any temperature below freezing.

57. Sports Medicine Australia
    foot conditions. Each time your foot hits the ground, it uses two movementtypes Pronation, or rolling inwards. Supination, or rolling outwards.  
    http://www.sma.org.au/ttfoot.htm

58. Heel Pain And Plantar Fasciitis
    foot conditions Foot.com has excellent descriptions of many painful footconditions and links to products to relieve or prevent the injury.  
    http://walking.about.com/cs/heelpain/

59. FAI - The Podiatric Foot And Ankle Surgeon
    qualified to detect the early stages of diseases that exhibit warning signs in thelower extremities, as well as manage those foot conditions which can pose an  
    http://www.acfas.org/thepodiatric.html
    
    Extractions: Portrait of a Podiatric Foot and Ankle Surgeon Education and Training ACFAS physicians are doctors of podiatric medicine who are graduates of accredited U.S. podiatric medical schools. ACFAS members have completed surgical residency programs of up to four years, and all Fellows of the College are certified by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery, the surgical board for foot and ankle surgery recognized by the Joint Committee on the Recognition of Specialty Boards. Many have additional fellowship training in various aspects of foot and ankle surgery. All ACFAS members are dedicated to surgical excellence in the treatment of foot and ankle disorders. What Do Podiatric Foot and Ankle Surgeons Treat? The foot and ankle surgeon treats a wide variety of common podiatric maladies: Besides treating these conditions, podiatric surgeons are uniquely qualified to detect the early stages of diseases that exhibit warning signs in the lower extremities, as well as manage those foot conditions which can pose an ongoing threat to a patient's overall health. Such illnesses include diabetes, arthritis, and cardiovascular disease.

60. Common Foot Conditions
    Aging Foot Health Hammer Toes Arthritis Heel Spurs Athelete'sFoot High Blood Pressure Bunions Ingrown Toenails  
    http://www.footcarecenter.com/conditions.html

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