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This is a current discussion on the Podiatry forum at https://podiatryarena.com/index.php?threads/a-new-classification-of-foot-structures-based-on-foot-embryogenesis.111964/ Basically I have...
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A pubmed search reveals divergent opinions.
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Inman and Close coupled transverse plane oscillations to subtalar joint rotation. I believe normal vs abnormal pronation can be defined in terms of pelvic rotation. Comments?
24 December 2014 6,847 9 View
Attached is a test for a flexible flatfoot. Frame 1: At heel contact, the ILA is intact Frame 2: At foot flat, ILA collapses to the ground Frame 3: Heel raise, the Windlass Mechanism kicks in...
01 January 1970 4,056 7 View
Several years I published the results of a research study that linked gravity drive pronation (hyperpronation) to changes in the frontal plane position of the cranial bones. The past two years...
01 January 1970 8,493 7 View
Have you observed a link between how the foot function and the development of scoliotic curves in children?
01 January 1970 2,460 5 View
The Biomechanical model ascribes postural shifts solely to gravity. The analogy would be a house built on soft ground. As the foundation shifts, so goes the entire structure (as the foot pronates,...
01 January 1970 7,952 6 View
How I interpret Medial Column Supinatus: At Carnegie Stage 13, the lower limb bud becomes visible At Stage 17, the soles of the future foot are cephalad (facing upwards) At Stage 18, the...
01 January 1970 6,349 0 View
In my view, both are impacted by gravity, but they describe how resulting postural distortions occur, very differently. Biomechanical Postural Model: A structural varus deformity is unstable in a...
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