DR. MITCH MALLY International Speaker Chiropractic Physician pamela_cook@hotmail.com GCA presents

DR. MITCH MALLY

International SpeakerChiropractic Physician

www.FromTheDeskOfDrMitchMally.compamela_cook@hotmail.com

GCApresents

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The Epidemiology of Foot and Ankle Injuries in Sports

A 6 1/2 year review of 16,754 injuries seen in a multi-specialty sports medicine clinic found that 25 percent of the 12,681 injuries in the top 19 sports occurred at the ankle and foot.

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85% of low back pain due to loss of structural integrity between spine and lower extremities

44% of injuries to runners involved the foot

50-60% of runners are injured severely enough to stop training for 3 or more days

60% of running injuries occur at 30 plus mpw

65% of runners pronate

63% of running injuries between 20-40 years old

84% of runners under 40 years old

75% have external tibial torsion syndrome

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Common Injuries in Runners: Diagnosis, Rehab & Prevention

Factors contributing to malalignment: leg length discrepancy, femoral anteversion, asymmetry of hip motion, knee position, tibial varum and particularly excessive pronation … should be carefully assessed.

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Effect of Axial Load and Ankle Position on Ankle Stability

Ankle stability is related to articular congruity with increased load-bearing emphasizes the importance of anatomical restoration of the ankle mortise in the injury state.

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ARCH-itectural Morphology

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Biomechanicsof

Foot Inversion

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DR. MALLY’S “5 STEP”

FOOT SUBLUXATION

BIOMECHANICS

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A 2-4mm joint space should bevisualized across the talo-tibialjoint.

When the talus and calcaneus are subluxed, often a large radiolucentjoint space is visualized approx. 5 mm.

Superior and inferior calcaneusand cuboid articular surfacesshould be congruent.

Joint spaces throughout thefoot should be 2mm throughoutand symmetrical across the joint

This talar prominence beak fits into a corresponding recess on the calcaneus. It may lie posterior to it when talus is subluxated.

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HALLUX VALGUS DEFORMITY

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A. Claw Toe

B. Hammer Toe

C. Mallet Toe

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Morton’s Interdigital Neuroma

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Morton’s Interdigital Neuroma

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Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome

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Calcaneal Kinematics

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Subtalar Dislocation

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Q Angle / PTT Test

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Meniscal Migration

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Tibial Torsion Syndrome

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