Most commonly in a tibial torsion defect is an external rotation of the foot and the malleoli relative to the knee and the neutral plane. Those affected often compensate the externally rotated ...
The critical movements of the talus are external rotation, abduction ... Injuries involving over 10% of the articular surface of the tibial plafond require the addition of axial compression ...
Most commonly in a tibial torsion defect is an external rotation of the foot and the malleoli relative to the knee and the neutral plane. Those affected often compensate the externally rotated ...
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