Does Extensor Hallucis Longus also extend the hallux? And does it help invert the foot? Some websites say it does invert and others don't mention it. Thnks!
Inversion ankle sprains are one of the most frequent orthopedic diseases, and in as many as 72 percent of cases, they can result in long-term problems such as pain, stiffness, and gait irregularities. Furthermore, approximately 80% of people who sprain their ankle are likely to re-injure themselves. Although a number of studies have shown that exercise can help rehabilitate ankle sprains, experts have questioned whether adding manual treatment can improve results.
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Does Extensor Hallucis Longus also extend the hallux? And does it help invert the foot? Some websites say it does invert and others don't mention it. Thnks!
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Inversion ankle sprains are one of the most frequent orthopedic diseases, and in as many as 72 percent of cases, they can result in long-term problems such as pain, stiffness, and gait irregularities. Furthermore, approximately 80% of people who sprain their ankle are likely to re-injure themselves.
Although a number of studies have shown that exercise can help rehabilitate ankle sprains, experts have questioned whether adding manual treatment can improve results.
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