Frontal plane compensation?

Posted on December 23, 2012 by admin

Hello.I am 3rd year Pod. student. I have one question about frontal plane compensation of subtalar joint.Does this concept mean that the subtalar joint axis lies closer to horizontal/sagittal plane, thus more frontal plane motion(inversion/eversion) available(plane dominance), resulting the..

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