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Reliability and validity of the footprint assessment method using Photoshop CS5 Software

Gutierrez-Vilahu et al., 2015

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4689399353801673799
Author
Gutierrez-Vilahu L
Masso-Ortigosa N
Costa-Tutusaus L
Guerra-Balic M
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Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association

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Background Several sophisticated methods of footprint analysis currently exist. However, it is sometimes useful to apply standard measurement methods of recognized evidence with an easy and quick application. We sought to assess the reliability and validity of a new …
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