pronate

Many authors emphasize a tendency for a pronated foot to develop hallux valgus.

If the fetus is in a left OP position, the operator's right hand is pronated and inserted into the vagina, palm up.

The standardized test position was standing with the arm in 90[degrees] of abduction in the scapular plane, the elbow extended and the forearm pronated (Figure 1).

Dancers standing in pronation or supination (defined as one or both feet pronated or supinated) decreased significantly from Screening I to Screening III (p < 0.001) and from Screening II to Screening III (p = 0.01), but showed no significant change from Screening I to Screening II.

Obesity and pronated foot type may increase the risk of chronic plantar heel pain: a matched case-control study.

Woody and Mathiowetz (1988) found that while "scores were slightly higher in the pronated position for palmar pinch, they did not reach the 0.05 level of significance" (p.

Consequences of these imbalances are forward head posture, thoracic kyphosis, pronated foot, excessive pelvic tilt, rounded shoulder, and so on.

So, too, was a Yer-gason's test (resisted forearm supination and elbow flexion when forearm is pronated and elbow is flexed to 90[degrees]).

The affected elbow was passively extended and the radioulnar joints were pronated (Figures 1(a) and 1(b)).

[12] reported a similar case of an affected child who fell with their forearm pronated and the wrist dorsiflexed, which resulted in distal radius and ulna fractures.

The highest values of residues were in the associations between: (a) pronated or highly pronated step and presence of lesions (4.0); and (b) females and presence of injuries (3.0), pointing out that these were the categories that contributed most to the significance of the Chi-Square statistics.

Calcaneus Inverted & Navicular Raised = Supinated Compensations: Distal = Plantar flex 1st Ray, Proximal = Varus Tibia Compensated Calcaneus Vertical & Navicular Collapse = Pronated Gait Assessment