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Many tasks, sports or leisure activities require maximal knee flexion. We hypothesized that this position could result in reduced calf perfusion, in young European subjects. We quantified calf ischemia resulting from the knee flexion with transcutaneous oxygen pressure (TcpO2) sensors by assessing the decrease from rest of TcpO2 (DROP) defined as limb changes minus chest changes. A minimal DROP (DROPm) -15mmHg defines the presence of ischemia. From the crawling position, participants kneeled for 3min while bending as in prostration
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