Muscle strength and posterior tibial tendon dysfunction

Muscle strength and posterior tibial tendon dysfunction

The purpose of this study was to compare isometric subtalar inversion and forefoot adduction strength in subjects with Stage II posterior tibial tendon dysfunction (PTTD) to controls.

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This is becoming more common in runners.

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