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Pes plantaris


Pes plantaris

* False flat foot : the angle between the forefoot and the hindfoot is too small (over-arched as in a pes cavus but otherwise the foot is normal).

* Three possible consequences : mid-tarsal strain, chronic metatarsalgia and plantar fasciitis.

* Treatment : raised heel with horizontal upper surface, strengthtening exercises of the short flexor muscles of the sole.
 
 

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