Kinematic Chain + Related Postures Secondary to Hip Malalignment

Question 1

What Motions Occurs up the chain secondary to Over Pronation of the Foot?

Answer 1

Tibial internal rotation
Genu Valgum at the Knee (knee moves inward)
Hip Internal Rotation
Anterior Pelvic Tilt > Coxa Varus

Question 2

What foot position occurs due to excessive femoral anteversion?

Answer 2

In-Toeing

Question 3

What foot position occurs due to excessive femoral retroversion?

Answer 3

Out-Toeing

Question 4

Related postures secondary to Excessive Hip/Femoral Anteversion?

Answer 4

Toeing-In
Subtalar Pronation
Lateral Patellar Subluxation
Medial Tibial Torsion
Medial Femoral Torsion

Question 5

Related postures secondary to Excessive Hip/Femoral Retroversion?

Answer 5

Toeing-Out
Subtalar Supination
Lateral Tibial Torsion
Lateral Femoral Torsion

Question 6

Related postures secondary to Coxa Vara?

Answer 6

Subtalar Pronation
Medial Rotation of Leg (Tibia + Femur)
Short ipsilareral leg
Anterior Pelvic Rotation/Tilt

Question 7

Related postures secondary to Coxa Valga?

Answer 7

Subtalar Supination
Lateral Rotation of Leg (Tiba + Femur)
Long ipsilteral leg
Posterior Pelvic Tilt

Question 8

What is the Normal Range of Femoral Anteversion?

Answer 8

8-15 Degrees

Question 9

Leg length changes secondary to Coxa Vara?

Answer 9

Shorter Ipsilateral Leg

Question 10

Leg length changes secondary to Coxa Valga?

Answer 10

Longer Ipsilateral Leg

Question 11

What is Considered “Normal” Angle of Inclination

Answer 11

125 Degrees