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S/l pace plantis hallux limitus

Posted By: debbied on 2006-10-06
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Subject: S/l pace plantis hallux limitus

The patient is having trouble with his feet and would like to be referred to Dr. Jones (not real name)for s/l paise plannus and hallux limitous.

Thanks Deborah

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S/l pace plantis hallux limitus - debbied
- pes planus and hallux rigidus? sm - Txczech
  - thank you sooooo much for the answer about the feet - debbied
    - Here is a good podiatry word list link. nm - Txczech
      - hallux limitus could be correct as it is. - Jai
        Here, this site is helpful for this one. - Jai

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