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  • Talocrural Joint: (Posterior) Glide

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    Dina Lutfy Sharaf
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    The document discusses the range of motion of the talocrural and subtalar joints. The talocrural joint has 10 degrees of plantarflexion and convex gliding can increase dorsiflexion while anterior gliding can increase plantarflexion. The subtalar joint is midway between inversion and eversion and medial gliding increases eversion while lateral gliding increases inversion.

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    Ankle Joint

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    The document discusses the range of motion of the talocrural and subtalar joints. The talocrural joint has 10 degrees of plantarflexion and convex gliding can increase dorsiflexion while anterior gliding can increase plantarflexion. The subtalar joint is midway between inversion and eversion and medial gliding increases eversion while lateral gliding increases inversion.

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    Talocrural Joint: (Posterior) Glide

    Transféré par

    Dina Lutfy Sharaf
    The document discusses the range of motion of the talocrural and subtalar joints. The talocrural joint has 10 degrees of plantarflexion and convex gliding can increase dorsiflexion while anterior gliding can increase plantarflexion. The subtalar joint is midway between inversion and eversion and medial gliding increases eversion while lateral gliding increases inversion.

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    Talocrural Joint 10 plantarflexion.

    (Posterior)
    Convex Glide
    To increase
    dorsiflexion.

    Ventral
    (Anterior)
    Glide
    To increase
    plantarflexion

    Subtalar Joint midway between Subtalar


    (Talocalcaneal), inversion and Medial Glide
    eversion. increase eversion;
    convex Lateral Glide
    increase
    inversion.
    Intertarsal and Tarsometatarsal
    Plantar Glide
    To increase plantarflexion accessory
    motions (necessary for
    supination).
    Intertarsal and Tarsometatarsal
    Dorsal Glide
    (Fig. 5.64)
    Indication
    To increase the dorsal gliding accessory
    motion (necessary for
    pronation)

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