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... degrees anterior ( anteversion ) to 25 degrees posterior with an average figure of 15 degrees anteversion . In the tibia the axis of the ankle joint is always laterally rotated in relation to that of the knee joint . The angle ranges ...
... degrees anterior ( anteversion ) to 25 degrees posterior with an average figure of 15 degrees anteversion . In the tibia the axis of the ankle joint is always laterally rotated in relation to that of the knee joint . The angle ranges ...
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... degrees . EXTENSION 30 ° 0 THE TOES 60 ° FLEXION B. 90 ° THE GREAT TOE THE GREAT TOE FLEXION 45 ° NEUTRAL 0 ... degrees of passive flexion and 70 degrees of passive extension on the average at the first matatarso - phalangeal joint . B ...
... degrees . EXTENSION 30 ° 0 THE TOES 60 ° FLEXION B. 90 ° THE GREAT TOE THE GREAT TOE FLEXION 45 ° NEUTRAL 0 ... degrees of passive flexion and 70 degrees of passive extension on the average at the first matatarso - phalangeal joint . B ...
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... degrees plus or minus 5 degrees . This involves motion of the tarsal joints as well as of the ankle joint . True passive ex- tension , on the other hand , permits motion to take place only through the ankle joint . Motion of the tarsal ...
... degrees plus or minus 5 degrees . This involves motion of the tarsal joints as well as of the ankle joint . True passive ex- tension , on the other hand , permits motion to take place only through the ankle joint . Motion of the tarsal ...
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