osseous locking mechanism

Posted on December 2, 2011 by admin

Hello everyone, I was wondering about the osseous locking mechanism (more like worrying about my lack of understanding), if the forefoot is locked at the midtarsal joint does that mean the subtalar joint is supernated, neutral or pronated? someone please help

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osseous locking mechanism

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