Windlass test

Posted on August 6, 2011 by admin

I’m only a soon to be second year Podiatry student, so please go easy on me! The Windlass test is performed with the foot plantigrade and yet the hallux only ever dorisflexes during contact period with the heel raised from the ground. Any thoughts? Feel free to correct any misuse of terminology!

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Windlass test

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