Usually means: Abnormal downward foot position condition.
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  4. Equinus: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

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  2. equinus: Medical dictionary
  3. Equinus: Conditions of the Foot and Ankle

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▸ noun:  (medicine) Synonym of talipes equinus

Similar:
equoid, equine, equid, elephant leg, Aequian, laminitic, equiphile, horned horse, ringbone, rearhorse, more...

Opposite:
dorsiflexion, plantarflexion

Phrases:
equinus deformity, talipes equinus, hippotragus equinus, streptococcus equinus, more...

Adjectives:
slight, spastic, severe, dynamic, paralytic, full, extreme, residual, mild, joint, ankle

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Similar:
equoid, equine, equid, elephant leg, Aequian, laminitic, equiphile, horned horse, ringbone, rearhorse, more...

Opposite:
dorsiflexion, plantarflexion

Phrases:
equinus deformity, talipes equinus, hippotragus equinus, streptococcus equinus, more...

Adjectives:
slight, spastic, severe, dynamic, paralytic, full, extreme, residual, mild, joint, ankle



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