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Lateral Heel Skive

 
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Hola:

El lateral heel skive junto a la "ortesis evertida" suele emplearse en personas cuyas STJA´s presentan ejes lateralizados en carga.

¿Alguien tiene experiencia en su uso? ¿conoceis algun estudio sobre el LHS? ¿que pensais de su indicacion en inestabilidad lateral de tobillo y en disfunciones tendi-miofascial de musculatura peroneal????

Yo hasta ahora no lo he probado aunque la metologia es la misma parece ser que para el MHS.

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