planes of movement
Jim Butts
Description
Collection
Title:
planes of movement
Creator:
Jim Butts
Date:
6/6/2000
Text:
Hello,
I have a question, the Frontal plane is top to bottom and left to right? The
sagittal plane is top to bottom and front to back. (If that is not right
please correct me) Is movement classified as parallel or perpendicularm to
the stated plane? I would think abduction of the leg would be in the Frontal
plane and flexion of the leg would be in the Sagittal Plane. Am I correct?
Thanks
Jim Butts RTO
I have a question, the Frontal plane is top to bottom and left to right? The
sagittal plane is top to bottom and front to back. (If that is not right
please correct me) Is movement classified as parallel or perpendicularm to
the stated plane? I would think abduction of the leg would be in the Frontal
plane and flexion of the leg would be in the Sagittal Plane. Am I correct?
Thanks
Jim Butts RTO
Citation
Jim Butts, “planes of movement,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 5, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/214788.
