Effect of Ankle Joint Immobilization on Lower Limb Venous Flow

Posted on September 24, 2014 by admin

The Effect of Ankle Joint Immobilization on Lower Limb Venous Flow Johnathan D. Craik et al Foot & Ankle International September 23, 2014 Quote: Background: Below-knee cast immobilization is associated with an increased risk of developing deep vein thrombosis secondary to venous stasis. We investigated the effect of weight-bearing in a below-knee cast or pneumatic walking boot on lower limb venous blood flow.

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Effect of Ankle Joint Immobilization on Lower Limb Venous Flow

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