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. 2020 Jan 23;10:1035. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-57912-z

Table 1.

Inclination and deviation of subtalar joint helical axis and comparison with published literature datasets. Data are reported as average (±standard deviation). (n = number of specimens).

Inclination Deviation n Method
(Manter63)a 42°(±4.5°) 16°(±4°) 16 Ex vivo, anatomical landmarks
(Root et al.64)a 41°(±8.2°) 17°(±5.2°) 22 Ex vivo, anatomical landmarks
(Close et al.28) 42°(—b) 16°(—b) 8 In vivo, anatomical landmarks
(Isman and Inman20)a 41°(±9°) 23°(±11°) 46 Ex vivo, anatomical landmarks
(van Langelaa65)a 41°(±8°) 22°(±7.1°) 10 Ex vivo, anatomical landmarks
(Lundberg and Svensson18) 29°(±15°) 23°(±17.4°) 8 In vivo, anatomical landmarks
(van den Bogert et al.27) 35°(±4.8°) 18°(±16.2°) 14 In vivo, anatomical landmarks
(Leardini et al.66) 53°(±4.2°) 39°(±3.9°) 6 Ex vivo, anatomical landmarks
(Payne et al.67) b 9°(±4.2°) 47 In vivo, footprint
(Arndt et al.17) 34°(±2°) 20°(±3.7°) 2 In vivo, anatomical landmarks
(Lewis et al.68) 38°(±6.2°) 21°(±3.6°) 6 Ex vivo, anatomical landmarks
(Beimers et al.35) 51°(±4.3°) 5°(±7.8°) 20 In vivo, simulated load CT
(Goto et al.34) 40°(±8°) b 4 In vivo, simulated load MRI
(Sheehan16) Variable Variable 25 In vivo, simulated load MRI
(Fassbind et al.33) 43°(±6°) 20°(±5°) 10 In vivo, simulated load MRI
(Parr et al.48) 45°(±3.8°) 5° (±3.4°) 58 Ex vivo, CT reconstruction
(Montefiori et al.32) 41°(±14°) 27°(±9°) 38 In vivo, MRI reconstruction
This study 43°(±5.7°) 6°(±8.6°) 16 In vivo, full weight-bearing CT

aStandard deviation calculated from reported range of motion (SD = Range/4).

bData not reported.