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Uploaded by on May 4, 2010

This patient has severe hypermobility due to ligament laxity, the most common reason why anyone presents at our sports podiatry clinic. As you can see, the carbon-fibre D.C.Wedge orthotic with an extrinsic forefoot varus extension allows a better midstance position than his own inherited ligaments at the end. Coupled with a decent shoe with moderate varus posting (in the end he chose the Nike Equalon 4 over the ASICS 2150), the other vid of P.N. running eliminated his tibialis posterior pain completely.

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  • No, hypermobility is a completely separate problem. The two problems can occur at the same time though.

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  • is this caused by bow legs?

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