Talar neutral position and forefoot/rearfoot alignment

Posted on October 4, 2013 by admin

In the podiatry examination we determine the talar neutral position by palpating the talar head medially with the thumb and laterally with our index finger and then pronate and supinate until the head of the talus is no longer congruence. 1.

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Talar neutral position and forefoot/rearfoot alignment

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