- to
leave the
ankle in
equinus until the
forefoot and
hindfoot are corrected. The
final stage of
casting is to
correct the
equinus.
After fully abducting...
- has made the
classification of S.
equinus very difficult. However, as
shown to the left, it is
known that S.
equinus, a nonenterococcal,
group D streptococcus...
- The roan
antelope (Hippotragus
equinus) is a
large savanna-dwelling
antelope found in western, central, and
southern Africa.
Named for its roan colour...
-
cerebral palsy. One
study suggests that the toe walking—sometimes
called an
equinus gait—****ociated with
cerebral palsy presents with an
abnormally short medial...
- cirrhosis.
Equivalence with
Streptococcus equinus has been contested. The S.
bovis group includes S.
equinus, S. gallolyticus, S. infantarius, and other...
- subclades. The
second main clade, the "Pyogenes-
Equinus-Mutans",
includes the Pyogenes, Mutans, Salivarius,
Equinus, Sobrinus, Halotolerans, Porci, Entericus...
-
Neosilurus equinus, the
southern tandan, is a
species of fish in the
eeltail catfish family. It
occurs in
torrents in the New
Guinea Highlands.: 184 ...
- gait) is a form of gait
abnormality characterised by foot drop or
ankle equinus due to loss of dorsiflexion. The foot
hangs with the toes
pointing down...
-
every 1,000 live births,
involves multiple abnormalities of the foot.
Equinus refers to the
downard deflection of the ankle, and is
named for the walking...
-
Hypohippus (Gr****: "under" (hypos), "horse" (hippos)) is an
extinct genus of three-toed horse,
which lived 17–11
million years ago. It was the largest...
