Toe Contact: In this method, the forefoot, particularly the metatarsal head, primarily contacts the ice surface, while the heel has minimal or no contact with the ice surface. The curling delivery ...

Each of the metatarsals has distinct sections including, from most proximal to most distal, the metatarsal base (proximal epiphysis), the proximal metaphysis, the diaphysis or shaft, the neck (distal ...

Aleksandr Zubkov / Getty Images 1. Calluses What they are: Calluses are one of the most common causes of yellow feet. They form when repeated friction or pressure causes the skin to thicken and harden ...

Identical acupoints were selected for both the EA and MA groups, specifically LR3 (located anteriorly in the depression between the first and second metatarsal bones) and ST36 (situated 2 mm lateral ...