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Relationship between lower extremity alignment and hallux valgus in women
Nili Steinberg
, Aharon Finestone
, Matityahu Noff
, Aviva Zeev
,
Gali Dar
Department of Physical Therapy
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Keyphrases
Alignment Characteristics
11%
Alignment Measurement
11%
Anatomic Risk Factors
11%
Anatomical Anomaly
22%
Ankle
11%
Ankle Joint
11%
Body Physique
11%
Deformity
11%
Foot Joints
11%
General Joint Hypermobility
11%
Hallux Valgus
100%
Hallux Valgus Angle
11%
High Prevalence
22%
High Range
11%
Hip Joint
11%
Hypermobility
11%
Intermetatarsal Angle
11%
Joint Range of Motion
22%
Knee
11%
Knee Joint
11%
Knee Valgus
11%
Ligament
11%
Lower Extremity Joint
11%
Lower Leg
11%
Lower Limb Alignment
100%
Marginal Mean
11%
Non-surgical
11%
Prevention Methods
11%
Proximal Joints
11%
Range of Motion
22%
Surgical Technique
11%
Tibiofemoral Angle
11%
Treatment Methods
11%
Women Age
11%
Nursing and Health Professions
Bunion
100%
Joint Hypermobility
10%
Joint Laxity
10%
Muscle
10%
Prevalence
20%
Valgus Knee
10%