Common malaligments in Lower extremities
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| Genu valgum | pes planus, excessive subtalar pronation, lateral tibial torsion, Lateral patteral sublox., excessive hip adduction, ipsilateral hip med. rot, lumbar spine contralateral rotation | forefoot varus, excessive subtalr supination, in-toeing, ipsilateral pelvic lateral rotation
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| Geny Varum | Tibia varum, medial tibial torsion, excessive hip abduction, ipsilateral hip lateral rotation | Forefoot valgus, excessive aubtalar pronation, ipsilateral pelvic medial rotation
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| geny recurvatum | anterior pelvic tilt, ankle plantar flexion | posterior pelvic tilt, flexed trunk posture, excessive thoracic kyphosis
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| lateral tibial torsion | out-toeing, subtalr supination | functional forefoor varus, excessive subtaler pronation
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| medial tibial torsion | in-toeing, metatarsus adductus, subtaler pronation | functional forefoot valgus, excessive subtaler supination
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| Excessive Anterversion | toeing-in, subtaler pronation, lateral patellar subluxation, Medial tibial and femoral torsion "squinting patella" | lateral tibial torsion, lateral rotstion at knee, lateral rotation of femur, tibia, pelvis, lumbar rotation on same side
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| Excessive retroversion | toeing-out, subtaler supination, lateral tibial torsion, lateral femoral torsion | medial rotation at knee, medial rotation at femur, tibia, or pelvis, lumbar rotation on opposite side
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| Coxa vara | pronated subtaler joint, medial rotation of leg, short ipsilateral leg, anterior pelvic rotation, | ipsilateral subtale supination,contralateral subtaler pronation, ipsilateral plantar flexion, contralat. genu recurvatum, contalt hip and kee flexion, ipsilateral posterior pelvic tilt and lumbar rotation
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| Coxa Valga | supinated subtaler joint, lateral rotation of leg, long ipsilateral leg, posterior pelvic tilt | (blank)
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