Dear Kevin
I beleive this to be only true when the calcaneal cuboid joint; the
talocrural joint; and especially the talo navicular and navicular medial
cunieform joints are mobile.
Otherwise the tibialis posterior produces a pronation movement and an
abduction movement. This then places the patient on their standing foot
and thus pain on walking. This is a common finding in my practice.
Regards,
Paul Conneely.
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