Foot and Ankle Disorders in ChildrenSteven J. DeValentine This text, aimed at students and practicing chiropodists, describes the conservative and surgical management of foot disorders in children. Special emphasis is placed on paediatric examination, diagnostic imaging, trauma management, congenital deformities, and foot/ankle trauma. |
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... ( plantar - flexed ) talus ( Fig . 7-5 ) . In the normal infant the talar and first metatarsal axes are parallel because of normal talonavicular and talocal- caneal joints . In both flexible plantar - flexed and rigid vertical tali , the ...
... ( plantar - flexed ) talus ( Fig . 7-5 ) . In the normal infant the talar and first metatarsal axes are parallel because of normal talonavicular and talocal- caneal joints . In both flexible plantar - flexed and rigid vertical tali , the ...
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... plantar - flexed and adducted , and the distal aspect of the calcaneus is laterally displaced . The fore- foot is dorsiflexed and everted , with a prominent plan- tar - medial talar head . The anterior and lateral muscula- ture is taut ...
... plantar - flexed and adducted , and the distal aspect of the calcaneus is laterally displaced . The fore- foot is dorsiflexed and everted , with a prominent plan- tar - medial talar head . The anterior and lateral muscula- ture is taut ...
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... plantar - flexed position , with the knee in extension or hyperextension , while the children with cerebral palsy walked with the foot in a less plantar - flexed or even neutral to dorsiflexed position , with the knee flexed . Neither ...
... plantar - flexed position , with the knee in extension or hyperextension , while the children with cerebral palsy walked with the foot in a less plantar - flexed or even neutral to dorsiflexed position , with the knee flexed . Neither ...
Contents
Functional Developmental Anatomy and Physiology of | 1 |
General Examination of the Infant and Child | 19 |
Neurologic Examination of the Infant and Child | 39 |
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