'Ankle joint' diaporamas de présentation

The joint surface of the talus represents a laterally based cone segment.

The foot is connected to the leg in the ankle joint. The ankle joint is a single-axle hinge-joint. Its motion axis is essentially a straight line connecting the peaks of the medial and lateral malleus. Its movements are the dorsal- and plantar flexion.

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Pelvic girdle

Pelvic girdle. Attaches lower limbs to the spine Supports visceral organs Attaches to the axial skeleton by strong ligaments Acetabulum is a deep cup that holds the head of the femur. Pelvic girdle. Consists of paired hip bones ( coxal bones) Hip bones unite anteriorly with each other

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Bones & Joints of the Lower Limb

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Film Critique

Film Critique. 1 st year 5 th class. Toes Standard views. *AP *Oblique (medioblique) *Lateral (mediolateral/lateromedial). Structures shown.

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Film Critique

Film Critique. 1 st year 5 th class. Toes Standard views. *AP *Oblique (medioblique) *Lateral (mediolateral/lateromedial). Structures shown.

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Ch 8

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Foot and Ankle Anatomy and Biomechanics

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Wrapping and Taping Techniques

Wrapping and Taping Techniques. *DISCLAIMER*. It is recommended that all coaches/students acquire first aid certification. The following information should be used only to accompany information provided in a certifiable first aid course.

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THE ANKLE

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My own experience in Foot and Ankle Surgery

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ANKLE ANATOMY

ANKLE ANATOMY Spring High School Sports Medicine THE ANKLE JOINT The ankle joint is designed for weight bearing. It has great strength and stability due to the bone structure. It is a three-sided box-like joint. TALUS ANKLE BONE ANATOMY TIBIA 1 2 FIBULA 4 CALCANEUS 3 TIBIA

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Foot and Ankle

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David Stephensen 1,2 , Wendy Drechsler 1 , Oona Scott 1

Altered muscle strength and architecture influences motor performance in boys with severe haemophilia and ankle joint haemarthrosis. David Stephensen 1,2 , Wendy Drechsler 1 , Oona Scott 1. 1 Human Motor Performance Laboratory, School of Health, Sport & Bioscience University of East London

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Logo of the Partner or Center

Patient No. Prosthesis. Orthosis. Patient Name ( National Language). Patient Name ( English). Wheelchair. Physio. Other. Logo of the Partner or Center. Name of the Center ( National Language). Name of the Center ( English). REGISTRATION (1) & (2). No Yes Yes by. Active

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Talipes Equinovarus

Talipes Equinovarus. Hazem Wafa Lecturer of Orthopaedic Surgery. The Latin word talipes was compounded from talus ( ankle ) + pes ( foot ). Incidence: 1 in 1000 births. ? : ? = 2 : 1. Most common in blacks (3.5/1000) and Polynesians (6.8/1000) but rare in Chinese and Japanese (0.5/1000).

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Leg Assembly

Leg Assembly. A step-by step guide to the disassembly and service of a HUBO leg. The Left Leg. Hip (3 axes). Knee.

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Radiographic Anatomy NMT 242 lecture 5

Radiographic Anatomy NMT 242 lecture 5. Foot and ankle joint. Ankle joint Lateral view. Foot AP. THANK YOU.

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Reviewing effectiveness of ankle assessment techniques for use in robot-assisted therapy

Reviewing effectiveness of ankle assessment techniques for use in robot-assisted therapy. Mingming Zhang, Eng MSc; T. Claire Davies, Peng, PhD; Yanxin Zhang, Eng PhD; Shane Xie, Prof Eng PhD. Aim Provide comprehensive review of studies that investigated ankle assessment techniques. Relevance

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Ming Wu, PhD; et.al

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