Foot and ankle mobility and the frontal plane projection angle in asymptomatic controls Narelle Wyndow1*, Amy De Jong1, Krystal Rial1, Kylie Tucker2, Natalie Collins3, Bill Vicenzino1, Trevor Russell1, Kay Crossley1 1 Th

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