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Delayed Genetic Diagnosis of a Rare Presentation of Overlapping Peripheral Myelin Protein 22 (PMP22) Neuropathies. [PDF]

Cureus
Pandey HK, Gudenkauf KJ, Swaminathan V.
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Compound Heterozygous <i>COA7</i> Variants Presenting With Childhood-Onset Axonal Neuropathy in 2 Siblings. [PDF]

Neurol Genet
Cicala G, Rolleri E, Berti B, Luigetti M, Forcina N, Villa M, Capasso A, Arpaia C, Malaspina M, Fattori F, Bosco L, Primiano G, Novelli A, Rizza T, Bertini E, Pane M, Mercuri E.   +16 more
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Idiopathic pes cavus in adults is not associated with neurophysiological impairment in the lower limbs

Neurological Sciences, 2015
The nerve conduction characteristics of adults with idiopathic pes cavus/hammer toes have not been studied extensively. Among 2048 out-patients (59.5 ± 13.9 years) referring to a laboratory of Neurophysiology in Rome, we recruited 18 patients with ...
Filippo M Santorelli, Francesco Pierelli, Francesco Fattapposta   +2 more
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Anterior tarsectomy long-term results in adult pes cavus [PDF]

Orthopaedics and Traumatology: Surgery and Research, 2009
SummaryPurpose of the studyAnterior tarsectomy for pes cavus in adults is designed to relieve pain and correct the deformity. The present study reports radiological and clinical results with anterior tarsectomy in 39 cases of pes cavus.Material and ...
Parent, S., Maynou, C., S. Parent, Naudi, S., N. Mehdi, Staquet, V., S. Naudi, Dauplat, G., V. Staquet, Mehdi, N., G. Dauplat, C. Maynou   +11 more
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Pes Cavus

Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 2005
Pes cavus is a complex deformity with various components. The etiology is multifaceted, which can result in changes to the rearfoot, forefoot, or both areas. Proper patient evaluation is crucial to understanding the deformity and its management. Various soft-tissue and osseous procedures may be used in the reconstruction of the symptomatic cavus foot ...
Trenton K, Statler, Brandon L, Tullis
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Cavus foot, from neonates to adolescents [PDF]

Orthopaedics and Traumatology: Surgery and Research, 2012
SummaryPes cavus, defined as a high arch in the sagittal plane, occurs in various clinical situations. A cavus foot may be a variant of normal, a simple morphological characteristic, seen in healthy individuals.
P Wicart
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Flatfoot and Pes Cavus

2023
Nusret Kose
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