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knees flexed ( Fig . 65 - 33 ) . To test for gastrocnemius contracture , the amount
of equinus in the ankle is measured with the knee fully extended and then with
the knee flexed ( Fig . 65 - 34 ) . If the ankle can be dorsiflexed more with the
knee ...
knees flexed ( Fig . 65 - 33 ) . To test for gastrocnemius contracture , the amount
of equinus in the ankle is measured with the knee fully extended and then with
the knee flexed ( Fig . 65 - 34 ) . If the ankle can be dorsiflexed more with the
knee ...
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Typical deformities of lower extremities and spine with flexed hip posture . A ,
Crouch posture . B , Jump posture . C , Extended lumbar spine with flexed hips
and normal knees and ankles . ( Redrawn from Bleck , E . E . : American
Academy of ...
Typical deformities of lower extremities and spine with flexed hip posture . A ,
Crouch posture . B , Jump posture . C , Extended lumbar spine with flexed hips
and normal knees and ankles . ( Redrawn from Bleck , E . E . : American
Academy of ...
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If after surgery , significant flexion deformity of the knee persists , the hamstrings
should be lengthened . When flexion ... He will still sit with the lumbar spine
flexed and will walk with a short stride , rotating the pelvis forward . In this
instance the ...
If after surgery , significant flexion deformity of the knee persists , the hamstrings
should be lengthened . When flexion ... He will still sit with the lumbar spine
flexed and will walk with a short stride , rotating the pelvis forward . In this
instance the ...
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Contents
ARTHROPLASTY VOLUME FOUR | 2527 |
Arthroplasty of hip 1213 T David Sisk | 2547 |
VOLUME | 2554 |
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