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Page 57
... motion is 5 degrees . C. Passive Eversion : Motion takes place through the talocalcaneal joint . The average range of motion is 5 degrees . B INVERSION SUPINATION , ADDUCTION AND PLANTAR FLEXION ) Fig . 3-4 . CEVERSION ( PRONATION ...
... motion is 5 degrees . C. Passive Eversion : Motion takes place through the talocalcaneal joint . The average range of motion is 5 degrees . B INVERSION SUPINATION , ADDUCTION AND PLANTAR FLEXION ) Fig . 3-4 . CEVERSION ( PRONATION ...
Page 58
... motion is 5 degrees ( slightly more in a child ) . When measur- ing eversion , which is also 5 degrees on the average , the heel is turned in the outward direction ( Fig . 3-3C ) . There is also a cer- tain amount of forward motion of ...
... motion is 5 degrees ( slightly more in a child ) . When measur- ing eversion , which is also 5 degrees on the average , the heel is turned in the outward direction ( Fig . 3-3C ) . There is also a cer- tain amount of forward motion of ...
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... motion in the vari- ous joints . The figures listed below repre- sent the average ranges of motion . ANKLE EXTENSION ( Dorsiflexion ) 20 ° active motion FLEXION ( Plantar flexion ) 50 ° active motion TRUE PASSIVE EXTENSION 0 to 5 ...
... motion in the vari- ous joints . The figures listed below repre- sent the average ranges of motion . ANKLE EXTENSION ( Dorsiflexion ) 20 ° active motion FLEXION ( Plantar flexion ) 50 ° active motion TRUE PASSIVE EXTENSION 0 to 5 ...
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