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January 1, 2014International Journal of Applied and Basic Medical Research

A study of calcaneal enthesophytes (spurs) in Indian population

JagdevSingh Kullar GurpreetKaur Randhawa KeeratKaur Kullar

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Abstract

Calcaneal spurs are related to type of calcanei with the highest frequency in Type I and least in Type III (no spurs seen in Type III and least in Type IV). Other factors, which contribute toward increase in incidence of spurs, are increasing age and weight, concurrent orthopedic diseases, and heel pain.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69dd3efbac7bdbc6c71011d0 https://doi.org/10.4103/2229-516x.140709

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