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Clinical measures of hip and foot–ankle mechanics as predictors of rearfoot motion and posture

Souza et al., 2014

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15778498521452284226
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Souza T
Mancini M
Araújo V
Carvalhais V
Ocarino J
Silva P
Fonseca S
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Manual therapy

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Health professionals are frequently interested in predicting rearfoot pronation during weight- bearing activities. Previous inconsistent results regarding the ability of clinical measures to predict rearfoot kinematics may have been influenced by the neglect of possible combined …
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