ANKLE INJURY (Mechanism of Injury - Eversion when the foot was in !antar f!

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Motion &orsif!e"ion $!antarf!e"ion Inversion Eversion 1. 4. 7. 10.

Active Yes Yes Yes Yes 2. 5. 8. 11.

$assive Yes Yes No Yes 3. 6. 9. 12.

Resiste% No Yes Yes No

Functional Anatomy: a. Tibialis oste!io! lanta!"le#es an$ in%e!ts t&e an'le. lanta!"le#es an$ in%e!ts t&e an'le. lanta!"le#es an$ in%e!ts t&e an'le. lanta!"le#es an$ e%e!ts t&e an'le. !ima!ily .lanta!"le#es t&e an'le. (o!si "le#es an$ in%e!ts t&e an'le. !ima!ily $o!si"le#es t&e an'le. (o!si"le#es an$ e%e!ts t&e an'le. lanta!"le#es t&e an'le lanta!"le#es t&e an'le.

b. Fle#o! (i)ito!um *on)us c. Fle#o! +allucis *on)us $. e!oneal ,!e%is an$ *on)us e. -ast!ocnemius ". Tibialis Ante!io! ). /#tenso! +allucis *on)us &. /#tenso! (i)ito!um *on)us i. lanta!is 0uscle 1. 2oleus 'uestions( 1. 2. 3.

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