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Strategies for rehab after Achilles tendon surgery: At the Palo Alto Foundation Medical Group, rehabilitation following operative repair of Achilles ten...
Functional hallux limitus: Diagnosis and treatment: Once identified, functional hallux limitus can be effectively managed with orthotic devices.
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Rehabilitation following microfracture surgery: Much of the success of microfracture surgery for articular cartilage lesions in the knee depends on...
Rehab speeds return after ACL surgery: At this knee center, return to play is based not on the calendar but on range of motion and strength...
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Category Archives: Publisher Memo
July 2011
Publisher’s memo: Our second year
Another year has virtually flown by, and I am so happy to share with you LER’s progress as an organization in the past year. Thanks in no small part to you, our readers, we have experienced a lot of exciting accomplishments and achieved some key goals that I had set when I started the magazine.
Richard Dubin, Publisher
July 2010
Publisher’s memo: The first of many
When I decided to create LER, I spoke with many of you to determine if there was a need for a multi-disciplinary magazine exclusively focused on the lower extremity. The response was overwhelming and very positive. You wanted a practical, easy-to-read publication that delivered the clinical literature reviews but without all the dry and boring details of the methods, a publication that encouraged collaboration and helped to improve outcomes for your patients.
by Richard Dubin, Publisher
Posted in Feature Article, July 2010, Publisher Memo
Tagged Jordana Bieze Foster, Kaleb Dubin, Publisher, Publisher's Memo, Richard Dubin, Tracy Goodman
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