- is to
align the
forefoot with the
hindfoot.
Ponseti describes the
forefoot as
pronated in
relation to the
hindfoot, so
supinating the
forefoot and elevating...
-
characterized by
progressive collapse and fragmentation,
leading to mid- and
hindfoot pain and deformity. It is most
commonly seen in females, ages 40–60. Characteristic...
- name from the Gr**** word
cheir ("hand"), a
reference to the hand-like
hindfoot,
which has a toe that
flexes like an
opposable thumb.
These bats have mostly...
- (cuboid, medial, intermediate, and
lateral cuneiform, and navicular) and
hindfoot (talus and calcaneus). The
tarsus articulates with the
bones of the metatarsus...
-
carnivore with a long tail and an
enlarged sickle-shaped claw on each
hindfoot,
which is
thought to have been used to
tackle and
restrain prey. Velociraptor...
-
bottom arch of a foot),
plantar flexion of the foot,
forefoot pronation,
hindfoot varus, or
forefoot adduction. A high arch is the
opposite of a flat foot...
- also
known as the
talocalcaneal sulcus, is a
cylindrical canal in the
hindfoot. It has a
complex anatomy, with five
ligamentous structures and a pad of...
- of 1.2 cm. The foot can be
subdivided into the
hindfoot, the midfoot, and the forefoot: The
hindfoot is
composed of the
talus (or
ankle bone) and the...
-
Vervet hindfoot showing fingerprint ridges on the sole...
-
sinus tarsi,
which is a
lateral tunnel in the foot at the
junction of the
hindfoot and the midfoot,
between the
ankle and the heel. Most of the time, sinus...
