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cavus /ca·vus/ (ka´vus) [L.] hollow.

cavus

[L.] hollow.

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The three main foot types include the normal foot (medium arch), the cavus foot (high arch), and the planus foot (low arch or flatfoot).

Advice for dancers by Hamilton, Linda / Dance Magazine

According to Subotnick,[5] 60% of the population have normal arches, 20% have a cavus or high-arched foot, and 20% have a planus or low-arched foot.

Measurements Used to Characterize the Foot and the Medial ... by McClay, Irene S / Physical Therapy

Cavus aims to compare the effects of stimulating the epileptogenic neocortex of the brain at low and high frequencies on neurophysiological and neurochemical excitability measures in neurosurgical epilepsy patients.

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