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A condition, caused by a muscular disorder, in which the ankle is not strong and the foot hangs limp.<\/p>\n

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Condition in which the foot is flexed toward the sole (plantar surface) or droops and cannot be voluntarily flexed toward a normal position.<\/p>\n

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