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Annales de pediatrie, 1993
There are several forms of pes cavus with specific anatomical features and different outcomes. Medial pes cavus is often due to a neurological disorder and causes severe symptoms. The causal disease is responsible for gradual deepening of the arch and deformities of the toes and hindfoot.
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There are several forms of pes cavus with specific anatomical features and different outcomes. Medial pes cavus is often due to a neurological disorder and causes severe symptoms. The causal disease is responsible for gradual deepening of the arch and deformities of the toes and hindfoot.
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Clinical correlates of charcot–marie–tooth disease in patients with pes cavus deformities
Muscle and Nerve, 2013Basil Darras
exaly
Medium to Long-term Follow-up Following Correction of Pes Cavus Deformity
Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery, 2008Said Saghieh
exaly