Role of foot orthoses for patellofemoral pain

Posted on February 28, 2011 by admin

Foot orthoses designed to control foot pronation are thought to prevent tibial and femoral internal rotation and thereby reduce patellofemoral pain.

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Role of foot orthoses for patellofemoral pain

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