Forefoot medial posted orthoses do not reduce hallux dorsiflexion

Posted on February 13, 2016 by admin

Reading Michaud’s Human Locomotion chpt 8 states that f/foot Medially posted orthoses do not reduce hallux dorsiflexion in propulsive phase of gait i.e.

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Forefoot medial posted orthoses do not reduce hallux dorsiflexion

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