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[Symptomatology of the calcaneal spur].
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[Three cases of calcaneous bipartitus in infants].
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[Importance and special diagnosis of coalitio calcaneo-navicularis].
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[Calcaneo-navicular synostosis].
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[Accessory tarsal elements of the calcaneum].
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Rigid valgus foot due to talocalcaneal bridge.
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[Orthopedic treatment of calcaneal spurs].
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[The problem of the so-called Os accessorium supracalcaneum].
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[Unusually large calcaneus secundarius with joint-like junction with the calcaneus and naviculare].
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[Ossification abnormalities of the calcaneus, at the same time a contribution to the incidence of ossification foci in the tarsus].
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[Is there an os accessorium supracalcaneum?].
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[Biforcated calcaneus bone].
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[Os accessorium supracalcaneum; final comment on the reply of K. Kremser].
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Shoe pad for treatment of calcaneal spur.
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[Calcaneus bifidus, an ossification anomaly of the pes calcaneo-valgus].
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