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Imaging of the Pes Cavus Deformity
Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 2021Direct-type cavus foot deformities are most commonly encountered and are primarily sagittal plane deformities. Direct deformities should be delineated from rarer triplane pes cavovarus deformities. The lateral weight-bearing radiograph is the cornerstone of imaging evaluation of direct pes cavus foot deformity.
Lawrence, Osher, Jeffrey E, Shook
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Weaver syndrome with pes cavus
American Journal of Medical Genetics Part A, 1985AbstractFew cases have been described of the Weaver syndrome, an overgrowth syndrome with advanced skeletal age. Here we report bilateral pes cavus in an affected girl.
H E Hughes
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Osteotomy of the Metatarsals for Pes Cavus
Southern Medical Journal, 1977Described is a surgical procedure for pes cavus which includes multiple osteotomies of the metatarsals, usually combined with Steindler fasciotomy and extensor tenotomy. This method permits the correction of the cavus deformity and preserves the length of the foot without disturbing any joint.
G J, Wang, L W, Shaffer
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Foot and Ankle Surgery, 2000
Summary Pes cavus is a descriptive term that covers a spectrum of deformity. It is often secondary to a neurological abnormality. Determination of the underlying aetiology and the pathoanatomy in the individual patient is essential to the prescription of the appropriate treatment in a particular patient.
G. Solis, M.S. Hennessy, T.S. Saxby
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Summary Pes cavus is a descriptive term that covers a spectrum of deformity. It is often secondary to a neurological abnormality. Determination of the underlying aetiology and the pathoanatomy in the individual patient is essential to the prescription of the appropriate treatment in a particular patient.
G. Solis, M.S. Hennessy, T.S. Saxby
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Technique tip: 3D printing surgical guide for pes cavus midfoot osteotomy
Foot and Ankle Surgery, 2022Francisco Borja Sobron +2 more
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