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Chapter 1 Lower extremity function and normal mechanics 1 // Justin Wemick and Russell G. Volpe // chapter 2 Pathomechanics of lower extremity function 59 // Ronald L. Valmassy // chapter 3 The classification of human foot types, abnormal foot function, // and , 85 // Paul R. Scherer and Jack L. Morris // chapter 4 The spine, an integral part of the lower extremity 95 // Irene Minkowsky and Robert Minkowsky // chapter 5 Biomechanical principles of running injuries 113 // Richard J. Bogdan // chapter 6 Biomechanical examination of the foot and lower extremity 131 // Bart W. Gastwirth // chapter 7 Gait evaluation in clinical biomechanics 149 // Charles C. Southerland, Jr. // chapter 8 Computerized gait evaluation 179 // Eric Arthur Puller // chapter 9 Neuromuscular examination 207 // Michael 0. Seibel // chapter 10 Limp and the pediatric patient 223 // Leon Paul Smith // chapter 11 Biomechanical evaluation of the child 243 // Ronald L. Valmassy // chapter 12 Impression casting techniques 279 // James M. Losito // chapter 13 Prescription writing for functional // and accommodative foot orthoses 295 // Lester J: Jones // chapter 14 Orthotic materials 307 // Wiliam R. Olson // chapter 15 Troubleshooting functional foot orthoses 327 // Kevin A. Kirby // chapter 16 Utilizing footwear as a therapeutic 349 // Notty Bumbo // chapter 17 Padding and taping techniques 367 // Stephen C. White // chapter 18 Ankle-foot orthoses 391 // Notty Bumbo // chapter 19 Serial plaster immobilization of congenital foot deformities 405 // Richard Bereuter and Daniel K. Kosai // chapter 20 Lower extremity treatment modalities for the pediatric patient 425 // Ronald L. Valmassy // chapter 21 Athletic shoes 453 // Jane A. Denton // chapter 22 The inverted orthotic technique: Its role in clinical biomechanics 465 // Richard L. Blake and Heather Ferguson

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