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What does PF stand for?

Plantar Flexion


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Samples in periodicals archive:
21) trained 14 PAD subjects with individual-leg plantar flexion exercise (4 bouts of 4-minute intervals at 80% of maximal work rate three times per week for eight weeks).
Peak internal ankle plantar flexion moments and peak positive and negative ankle joint powers of the prosthesis are reduced in persons with transtibial amputations [15-16].
Thus, we predicted that, compared with elderly people with no history of falls, elderly people who are at risk for falls will show the following characteristics: (1) decreased ankle plantar flexion and hip extension during push-off, (2) increased hip flexion during the swing phase, and (3) reduced mediolateral sway.
The authors chose to use the 2 movements of dorsiflexion and plantar flexion of the ankle.
The immobilized group was in a cast with the ankle positioned in 30 degrees of plantar flexion for 6 weeks without weight bearing.
A test-retest reliability study of ankle plantar-flexion and dorsiflexion measurements was done prior to this study and resulted in excellent reliability for concentric and eccentric plantar flexion only.
[13,14] Abnormal joint motions include dynamic equinus or excessive ankle plantar flexion during the stance phase of gait, although no fixed contracture of the triceps surae muscle group is evident.
Means and standard deviations for the standing heel-rise repetitions and degrees of plantar flexion achieved were calculated, as were the upper and lower 99% confidence intervals of the mean.

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