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ANKLE/FOOT ASSESSMENT SERIES PART 14: WINDLASS TEST With the Windlass Test you can assess for plantar fasciitis, because you are provoking pain by stretching the fascia at its insertion at the base of the 1st metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joint. If you are not able to extend the MTP joint to at least 30°, we are talking about a hallux rigidus, which can be a reason why your patient is overpronating at the subtalar jont. #physio #physitutors #physiostudent #physiotherapeutassessment #physicaltherapy

WINDLASS TEST FOR PLANTAR FASCIITIS With the Windlass Test you can...

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Windlass and Reverse Windlass Effects of Hicks The "windlass effect", first described by John Hicks 65 years ago, involves dorsiflexion of the hallux, which, in turn, causes raising of the medial longitudinal arch. Hicks described that in both living and cadaver feet that the plantar fascia, by winding around the "drum" of the first metatarsal head with hallux dorsiflexion, was the primary cause of medial arch raising with hallux dorsiflexion (Hicks JH: The mechanics of the foot. II. The plantar

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