transverse plane rotations of the hip driving the pronation/supination movement of the foot

Posted on November 9, 2011 by admin

Inman and Close (The Action of the Ankle Joint. Prosthetic Devices Research Project, Series 11, issue 22. 1952) were the first to publish on (I believe) the correlation between the transverse plane rotations of the hip driving the pronation/supination movement within the subtalar joint (I.e., Hip..

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transverse plane rotations of the hip driving the pronation/supination movement of the foot

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