Correspondence to Article “Correlation between BMI and Static Biomechanical Lower Extremity Kinetic Chain Variables in Overweight Young Adults: A Cross-sectional Study”

Abstract

Dear Editor, We are truly obliged to be able to read articles in your esteemed journal. We recently read an article published in your prestigious Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research under the Physiotherapy Section in 2023;17(5):YC01-YC06 by Bali NK et al., titled “Correlation between BMI and Static Biomechanical Lower Extremity Kinetic Chain Variables in Overweight Young Adults: A Cross-sectional Study” [1]. The authors’ meticulous work is extremely beneficial in evaluating variables related to the lower extremity kinetic chain, including pronated feet, femoral anteversion, Q-angle, tibial torsion, plantar arch index, angle of the toe, and pelvic inclination. However, we would like to draw the attention of the authors to a few concerns.

Keywords

• femoral anteversion
• pelvic inclination
• pronated feet