These boots weren't made for walking: tarsal tunnel syndrome

These boots weren't made for walking: tarsal tunnel syndrome.

These boots are made for walking.

“ ‘These Boots Are Made for Walking’ ”: A Reply

Erik Craft’s comment on our 2000 article takes up a minor point, the impact of no-fault divorce on the gender of the spouse filing for divorce. In the original article, we related the gender of the filing to rent exploitation during marriage, rent appropriation through divorce, and particularly child custody. We tested the hypotheses we generated using a sample of more than 46,000 divorce decre...

Tarsal-tunnel syndrome.

In 14 patients tarsal tunnel syndrome was associated with varus heels and pronated, splayed forefeet. Review of the literature and the author's experience suggest that these conditions may be a common cause of the tarsal tunnel syndrome. Treatment of fixed varus deformities of the heel by outer heel wedges has been shown to be ineffective. Although outer heel wedges provide symptomatic relief i...

Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome

The tarsal tunnel syndrome consists of a complex of symptoms affecting the foot and is thought to be due to a compression neuropathy of the posterior tibial nerve within the fibro-osseous “ tunnel “ that lies beneath the flexor retinaculum on the medial side of the ankle. No comprehensive description of this condition can be found until 1962, when two isolated cases were reported (Keck 1962, La...