Correct hand positioning for the anterior drawer test includes one hand stabilizing the leg while the other hand cups the calcaneus with the forearm supporting the foot in what position?

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The correct hand positioning for the anterior drawer test involves one hand stabilizing the leg while the other hand cups the calcaneus with the forearm supporting the foot in a slight plantar flexion (10° to 20°) position. This position helps to relax the posterior tibialis tendon and facilitates anterior translation of the talus.

Correct Hand Positioning for the Anterior Drawer Test Includes One