What does V-V stand for?

varus and valgus

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Changes in FPmax were observed in both varus and valgus directions.

Effects of fatigue on frontal plane knee motion, muscle activity, and ...

Crude measures of malalignment (intercondylar and intermalleolar gaps in standing) and mediolateral laxity (manual varus and valgus stress tests) in the present study were found to have only weak correlations with physical function (r = .

Associations between physical examination and self-reported physical ...

Varus and valgus laxity testing should be performed in full extension and then at 30[degrees] of flexion to isolate the collateral ligaments.

Posterolateral corner injuries of the knee

Varus and valgus stress radiographs were taken of the tested lower extremity in the middle-aged and older control groups as well as the OA group.

Discussion of the knee is continued in an article on sagittal/coronal biomechanics and varus and valgus knee resulting in lower limb malalignment.

Orthopaedic surgery chief resident grand rounds presentations

7) Coronal Plane Biomechanics The GRF not only has an effect in the sagittal plane, but it also exerts an effect in the coronal plane, where it wields varus and valgus forces on the knee.

Sagittal and coronal biomechanics of the knee: a rationale for ...

First, in the finger collateral ligament stability test, the audio correctly stated the positive test results for varus and valgus stress; the written graphic, however, had varus results listed twice, whereas the valgus results were omitted.

Upper Extremity Injury Evaluation: An Interactive Approach

The configuration of the joints provide for much of the stability of the elbow against varus and valgus stress at the extremes of extension and flexion.

Elbow instability