Podiatry
Podiatry (US English), or chiropody (British English), is the field of medicine devoted to the study and treatment of disorders of the foot and ankle (translated literally, chiropody refers to medicine of the "hand and foot", but the term no longer has this meaning). For information about podiatry as a profession, see podiatrist.
Table of contents |
Anatomy and physiology
Disorders of the skin
- Athlete's foot
- Callus and Corns of the Skin
- Keratosis palmaris et plantaris
Disorders of the joints
- Hallux valgus (bunion)
- Hallux varus
Disorders of the bones
Disorders of the nerves
- Tarsal tunnel syndrome
Combined disorders
- Cavus foot
- Club foot
Genetic disorders
Specific manifestations of systemic disease
- Diabetic foot
- Rheumatoid foot
| Health science – Medicine |
| Anesthesiology – Dermatology – Emergency Medicine – General practice – Intensive care medicine – Internal medicine – Neurology – Obstetrics & Gynecology – Pediatrics – Podiatry – Public Health & Occupational Medicine – Psychiatry – Radiology – Surgery |
| Branches of Internal medicine |
| Cardiology – Endocrinology – Gastroenterology – Hematology – Infectious diseases – Nephrology – Oncology – Pulmonology – Rheumatology |
| Branches of Surgery |
| General surgery – Cardiothoracic surgery – Neurosurgery – Ophthalmology – Orthopedic surgery – Otolaryngology (ENT) – Plastic surgery – Podiatric surgery – Urology – Vascular surgery |
Categories: Medicine stubs | Medical specialties | Podiatry