Jackson-Weiss Syndrome - Bakersfield, CA, Podiatry

Jackson-Weiss Syndrome

Prolab E-Journal: Orthotic Arch Height and Plantar Fasciitis

Prolab E-Journal: Orthoses and Exercise for PTTD

Prolab E-Journal: Wedging Effect and Foot Type

APMA News: Preventing Falls

Footnotes-Summer 2011

Prolab E-Journal: Rearfoot Eversion and Hallux Dorsiflexion

Footnotes-Spring 2011

Prolab E-Journal: Plantar Fasciitis and Orthoses

Prolab E-Journal: 1st Ray Position and 1st MPJ Motion

Prolab E-Journal: Pes Planus

Prolab E-Journal: Pes Cavus

Prolab E-Journal: Effects of Cushioned Insoles on Knee Kinematics

Footnotes- Winter 2010

Prolab E-Journal: Effects of Wedges on Plantar Fascia

Prolab E-Journal: Chronic Ankle Instability

Footnotes- Fall 2010

Footnotes-Summer 2010

Footnotes-Spring 2010

Footnotes-Winter 2009

Footnotes- Fall 2009

Footnotes-Summer 2009

Footnotes-Spring 2009

Podiatry and Kids

Diabetic Press Release

Jackson-Weiss Syndrome (JWS) is a rare genetic disorder characterized by foot abnormalities. Symptoms include abnormally broad big toes, webbing of the skin between the second and third toes, an inward angling of the toes, and/or malformation or fusion of certain bones within the feet. Jackson-Weiss Syndrome is inherited and affects both sexes equally.