Callus pattern, hip impingement. Bare Necessity Physical Therapy.
A callus pattern indicating an unstable first Ray and unstable midtarsal joint leading to over internal rotation of the lower extremity and for this patient hip pain.
Видео Callus pattern, hip impingement. Bare Necessity Physical Therapy. канала Thinkingonyourfeet
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