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Como explorar el rango articular de la STJA

Discussion in 'Español' started by JoseMiguel, Dec 17, 2009.

  1. JoseMiguel

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    Hola:

    La exploración del rango articular de la ASA en descarga goza de una enorme variabilidad en funcion del clínico que la haga. ¿Qué forma considerais "mejor" o mas valida/fiable para hacerlo?

    1- Exploracion con el tobillo en pos.neutra.
    2- Exploracion en ligera FD de la talocrural.
    3- Exploracion en max. FD de la talocrural.

    Asi mismo, ¿que tomas y contratomas os parecen mejor?? ¿os parece bien movilizar la ASA con toma en cabeza del 5 metatarsiano?

    Se agradece bibliografia. ;)

    Saludos
     
    JoseMiguel, Dec 17, 2009
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