Sentences with TIBIALIS-POSTERIOR
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"The tibialis posterior is a muscle found in the lower leg."
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"The tibialis posterior helps to invert and plantarflex the foot."
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"Injury to the tibialis posterior can lead to foot and ankle pain."
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"The tibialis posterior tendon is important for maintaining the arch of the foot."
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"Overuse of the tibialis posterior can result in tendonitis."
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"The tibialis posterior originates from the tibia and fibula bones."
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"The tibialis posterior muscle is innervated by the tibial nerve."
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"The tibialis posterior plays a role in stabilizing the ankle joint."
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"Weakness in the tibialis posterior can contribute to flat feet."
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"The tibialis posterior acts as a dynamic stabilizer during walking and running."
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"A ruptured tibialis posterior tendon may require surgical repair."
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"Stretching exercises can help improve flexibility of the tibialis posterior."
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"The tibialis posterior can undergo degeneration with age."
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"The tibialis posterior is one of the main muscles responsible for controlling foot movements."
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"The tibialis posterior is commonly affected in conditions such as posterior tibial tendon dysfunction."
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"Tight calf muscles can contribute to dysfunction of the tibialis posterior."
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"The tibialis posterior helps to maintain the medial longitudinal arch of the foot."
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"The tibialis posterior assists in proper foot alignment during gait."
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"The tibialis posterior is essential for normal foot biomechanics."
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"Sudden and forceful movements can strain the tibialis posterior muscle."
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"Injury to the tibialis posterior can cause foot and ankle problems."
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"The tibialis posterior muscle is responsible for inversion and plantarflexion of the foot."
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"Weakness in the tibialis posterior muscle can lead to flat feet."
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"Physical therapy exercises can help strengthen the tibialis posterior."
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"Overuse of the tibialis posterior can result in tendinitis."
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"The tibialis posterior tendon runs behind the medial malleolus."
