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genu [′ge·nü]
(anatomy)


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There are multiple alignment problems that can contribute to this including rotation of your femur, genu valgus or knock-knees, leg length discrepancy (either functional, when running on the same side of a cambered surface, or actual), excessive curvature of your back (lordosis), hip flexor tightness, hamstrings tightness, weak quadriceps, imbalance between hamstrings and quadriceps, or other biomechanical problems.
Our technique allowed us to decompress the first genu and the labyrinthine segment of the nerve.
Frequency of Responses for Kinematic Variables Rating Variable Patient Inadequate Normal Excessive Knee flexion at A 18 24 12 initial contact B 4 33 17 C 35 14 5 Knee flexion at A 32 18 4 mid-stance B 6 44 4 C 45 4 5 Knee flexion at A 45 9 5 heel-off B 17 33 4 C 45 7 2 Knee flexion at A 25 25 4 toe-off B 5 43 6 C 42 11 1 Genu valgum A 4 1 49 B (a) 1 36 16 C 44 8 2 (a) One rater did not rate this patient for this variable.
 
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