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A physical therapist says this is the muscle you probably aren’t training but should be"The posterior tibialis is a small but important muscle that supports and controls the arch of the foot when you are walking ...
Preexercise, exercise, and postexercise pressure measurements were performed simultaneously in the tibialis posterior muscle and the deep posterior compartment, to establish a diagnosis of ...
Results: There was a significant reduction in cross sectional area of the posterior compartment ... Conclusion: Tibial fractures treated non-operatively are associated with significant long term calf ...
The response of the muscles crossing the ankle/foot complex after ankle ... stimulus to the sciatic nerve before its bifurcation into the common peroneal and posterior tibial nerves. Results: The ...
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