Normal and Abnormal Talo-Tibial Kinematics and Kinetics

Posted on July 1, 2013 by admin

I thought it would be best to move this discussion between Simon, Eric and I to a more appropriately titled thread.—Quote (Originally by Simon)—What should also be borne in mind here is that a significant amount of frontal plane motion occurs between the tibia and the talus; it’s not all… More…

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Normal and Abnormal Talo-Tibial Kinematics and Kinetics

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