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What is Inversion / Eversion movements occurs at and explain in detail?
(Subtalar joints) (154- BDC-2 4th edition)* Inversion and Eversion of foot occurs at - Subtalar (Talocalcaneum) & Talocalcaneonavicular joints* Principal muscles involved in Inversion are - Tibialis anterior, Tibialis posterior* Principal muscles involved in Eversion are Peroneus longus, Peroneus brevis* Pronation and Supination of the foot - takes place chiefly at the Transverse tarsal joints** and partly at smaller intertarsal, tarsometatarsal and inter metatarsal joints