Internal and external rotation of the tibia in relation to the femur may alter tibial tubercle-trochlear groove distance, a key indicator for surgical decision-making in patients with patellar ...

Objective: To determine whether positioning of the tibia affects the degree of tibial external rotation seen during a dial test in the posterior cruciate ligament (PCL)–posterolateral corner ...

"Whenever you set up for your squat and move down, you need a symmetrical amount of tibial rotation in order to sit into a good deep squat," he says. ... that abduction external rotation." ...

Postoperative right hip range of motion was 110° of hip flexion, 35° of internal rotation and 30° of external rotation at the hip in 90° of hip flexion. A 10° external foot progression angle ...

hip external rotation, right side: ... The internal tibial torsion (normal bi-malleolar axis: 20 to 25 degrees external) contributes to the internal foot progression, bilaterally.

In male soldiers, decreased passive hip internal rotation has been found as a risk factor for MTSS.8 In male recruits, greater passive internal and external rotation ranges of motion were related to ...

Pregnant women "demonstrated greater plantar flexion and internal rotation of hindfoot and internal tibial rotation during initial contact, greater forefoot eversion and hindfoot external rotation ...