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Walking Economy in Individuals with Pes Planus
Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 2022Background: Biomechanical changes in individuals with pes planus may lead to unusual gait and increased muscle activity. This study aimed to investigate and compare walking oxygen consumption in individuals with pes planus and control participants ...
Figen, Dağ +2 more
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Foot and Ankle International, 2006 Background: The relationship between pes planus and injuries of the lower extremity is controversial. However, few studies have used standardized means of evaluating and defining pes planus, and none have had a controlled patient population.
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Pes Planus: Radiographic Changes with Foot Orthoses and Shoes
Foot & Ankle, 1982Radiographic evaluation of 10 children with bllateral pes planus was performed. Radiogrephe taken barefoot, with a Thomas heel, with an over-the-counter insert, with two specially molded plastic foot orthoses were used. No significant change was seen after the donning of these appliances in their comparison to barefoot evaluation.
K, Penneau, L D, Lutter, R D, Winter
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1944
Prior to the declaration of war, the degree of pes planus was of prime importance in determining the pedal physical qualifications for military service. Regulations of both the Army and the Navy were definite regarding the type of foot acceptable, and persons with pronounced or third degree pronation were eligible for discharge or disqualification ...
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Prior to the declaration of war, the degree of pes planus was of prime importance in determining the pedal physical qualifications for military service. Regulations of both the Army and the Navy were definite regarding the type of foot acceptable, and persons with pronounced or third degree pronation were eligible for discharge or disqualification ...
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Diagnosis of Pes Planus by X-Ray
Radiology, 1946Because of numerous complaints relative to the feet, among the Armed Forces, it was decided at this Station to conduct a survey of foot cases. Letters from officers stationed overseas led us to the conclusion that many men were being shipped out with foot conditions which caused them to become incapacitated, either partially or wholly, thus imposing a ...
W L, BONNET, D R, BAKER
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Evaluation and treatment of symptomatic pes planus
Current Opinion in Pediatrics, 2011To provide the pediatrician with a comprehensive synopsis of pediatric pes planus, also known as flatfoot. The term pes planus is a physical finding that generates some confusion in the medical community because it describes a spectrum of conditions that are diagnosed and managed differently.Some of the recent data incorporated in this review come from
Sarah E, Yagerman +4 more
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Pes Planus After Tibial Osteotomy
Foot & Ankle, 1989When 100 patients who had had a high tibial osteotomy for monocompartmental arthritis were reviewed, 15 were found to have evidence of neurological impairment. A severe symptomatic pes planus deformity of the ipsilateral limb had developed in 4 patients within months of surgery.
C A, McLaren +3 more
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Operative Techniques in Sports Medicine, 1994
In most athletes, painful pes planus is caused by strain of the foot arch structures and can be managed with properly constructed orthoses. Surgery may be necessary if the pes planus is caused by a symptomatic accessory navicular, posterior tibial insufficiency, tarsal coalition, or ligament rupture.
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In most athletes, painful pes planus is caused by strain of the foot arch structures and can be managed with properly constructed orthoses. Surgery may be necessary if the pes planus is caused by a symptomatic accessory navicular, posterior tibial insufficiency, tarsal coalition, or ligament rupture.
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Evaluation of Hyperpronation and Pes Planus in Adults
Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1983Pes planus and hyperpronation of the hindfoot and midfoot are differentiated, and the numerous methods available for the clinical evaluation of both (including their norms) in the adult are presented. Pedotopography, a moiré fringe technique, is currently used in the clinical evaluation, along with "eyeball" visualization, tape measurement, ink mats ...
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The Developmental Anatomy of Pes Valgo Planus
Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 1989Pes planus or flatfoot becomes a medical problem only when symptoms develop. The mere absence of a well-formed medial longitudinal arch does not necessarily imply pathology. Many apparently "flat feet" demonstrate congruent joints, and the extremities function normally.
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