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Can the presence of equinus contracture be established by physical exam alone?
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Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development
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May 1, 2001
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Abstract-The condition in which ankle dorsiflexion is restricted is known as equinus contracture (EC). Equinus contracture is purported to be associated with a number of clinical conditions. However, there are no data to support or refute a clinician's ability to diagnose EC by clinical exam. We prospectively evaluated the maximum ankle dorsiflexion with the knee fully extended in 68 people (34 patients with isolated fore- or midfoot pain and 34 asymptomatic subjects) both by clinical exam and by a custom-designed ankle goniometer. We compared the likelihood of agreement of the clinical impression (equinus, no equinus) to the maximum ankle dorsiflexion measured with the instrument at two ...
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