pigeon toe foot turned in

[thecrad]

thanks for reply
this is what i thought but im on placement and physio says its due to pirifromis working as an internal hip rotator past 90 i would have thought it would be more lower limb below knee in this case? ankle or soft tissue
adrian

[Canuck Physio]

thanks for reply
this is what i thought but im on placement and physio says its due to pirifromis working as an internal hip rotator past 90 i would have thought it would be more lower limb below knee in this case? ankle or soft tissue
adrian

If the individuals foot were internally rotating while he was sitting, then this may be a possible explanation because the piriformis does act as a slight internal rotator in this position.

However, if the individual is in standing this is an entirely different case.