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I thought there was an overlap for the posterior side where can I clarify this, to me in the kaplan dvd's the guy says there is an overlap
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Posterior Knee L5 S1 Posterior Ankle S1 S2 What I meant by the shift, is the shift in relation to the relevant anterior segments Anterior Knee L3 L4 Posterior Knee L5 S1 |
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To add on that, remember First Aid's mnemonic!
L4 down on all FOURS (knee). L1 is IL (inverted = inguinal ligament) |
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