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Chirurgia Del Piede 2006 December;30(3):159-64
Copyright © 2006 EDIZIONI MINERVA MEDICA
language: Italian
Torsional and rotational problems of the lower extremity
Pisani G.
Centro di Chirurgia del Piede - “Prof. G. Pisani” Casa di Cura “Fornaca di Sessant”, Torino
Having defined the concepts of lower extremity torsion and rotation, of loading and of evolution of segment torsions, it is pointed out that over and above the fact that proximal dysmorphisms (hip antiversion) may condition distal dysmorphisms, the latter, cavo-valgus foot for example, may be involved in the evolution of knee (syndromes due to femoro-patellar conflict) or hip (residual antiversion) dysmorphisms.