Maximum eversion height test

Posted on September 16, 2011 by admin

{ADMIN NOTE: I have copied a couple of posts on this test from the thread on Correcting for genu varum } Quote: Originally Posted by davidh (Post 226628) Oh, I would probably go with something like 2 degrees, perhaps try some 5mm felt placed laterally to begin with.

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Maximum eversion height test

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