The ankle is a hinge joint, allowing two possible movements: dorsiflexion and pl...
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The ankle is a hinge joint, allowing two possible movements: dorsiflexion and plantarflexion.
Thus, considering how true flexion relates to the limb's orientation in the embryological position, which of the following movements is true flexion at the ankle?
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