. A manual of diseases of the nervous system. FlO. 29.—^Talipes equinns, dae to atrophy of the tibialis anticus andsecondary contracture of the calf muscles. In A the foot is shown atrest; there is slight equino-varus. In b it is shown during flexion,and the vams is changed to valgus by the action of the peronenslongus. Note the increased extension of the toes in B from the com>pensatory over-action of the long extensors of the toes. (AfterDuchenne.) •nd talipes equinus results (Fig. 29), which is the greater the longer thepalsy has lasted (Fig. 30). Its occurrence is facilitated, in many c
. A manual of diseases of the nervous system. FlO. 29.—^Talipes equinns, dae to atrophy of the tibialis anticus andsecondary contracture of the calf muscles. In A the foot is shown atrest; there is slight equino-varus. In b it is shown during flexion,and the vams is changed to valgus by the action of the peronenslongus. Note the increased extension of the toes in B from the com>pensatory over-action of the long extensors of the toes. (AfterDuchenne.) •nd talipes equinus results (Fig. 29), which is the greater the longer thepalsy has lasted (Fig. 30). Its occurrence is facilitated, in many cases of palsy. Fio. SO. Fia. 81.
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