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Lateral foot wedging for medial knee osteoarthritis
Written on 4 Sep, 2009 at 3:31 in Orthopedics | viewed 4,987 views times | 0 Comments
Lateral wedging for medial knee osteoarthritis is recommended by several national rheumatology associations. Lateral wedging works by decreasing the external knee adduction moment at the knee. It does not change knee alignment. Two of the key risk factors for medial... (Continue reading)
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