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sports that require side-stepping, pivoting or jumping . Their findings are consistent with our data with regard to the high incidence of retear in female basketball players. Previous reports describe external and internal risk factors of p...
plantar flexion is usually set between 30° and 40°, but it could be 50°. The nerves involved are based on the roots sacral S1 and S2. A S1 root compression can result in weakness in plantar flexion. Every foot muscle crosses and acts upon m...
ACL tear is the most common knee injury. This large ligament in the centre of the knee prevents forward motion of the tibia with respect to the femur. The ligament can tear in one of several ways. If the person’s knee struck from the outsid...
muscles are the active part of the human motor system. Skeletal muscles are characterized by transverse striations. Their action is dependent on the will of man. Muscles (mainly skeletal) represent about 40% of body weight. There are gender...
knee in case of rapid movements. The risk rises with age of the individual and the natural degeneration of cartilage (Barnett, 2006).The patient with a lesion of the meniscus can see the sudden appearance of a feeling of dislocation during ...
and a half of skyrocketing drug arrests and imprisonment rates at a cost of billions of dollars, California now suffers the highest rates of drug abuse deaths in our history, and there has been no discernible impact on California crime rat...
human muscles throughout locomotion have, so far, stayed obscure. (Maganaris 1999) This unidentified facet is enquired in the present study utilising real-time ultrasonography, a scanning procedure that permits dependable and non-invasive m...