Subtalar arthritis refers to degenerative changes in the cartilage of the subtalar joint. The most common cause of subtalar arthritis is traumatic injury to the hindfoot and is commonly seen after fracture to the calcaneus or talus. Presenting symptoms of subtalar arthritis include pain and swelling in the hindfoot. Weightbearing x-rays of the foot and ankle are primarily used to diagnose subtalar arthritis, but computed tomography (CT) can also be a useful tool in diagnosis. #anklesprain #backp

Anatomy, Range of Motion and Neutral Position of Subtalar Joint

SUBTALAR JOINT INVERSION/EVERSION MOBILIZATION

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