calcaneal valgus

(1) A lateral—towards the fibula—eversion of the rearfoot at the subtalar joint.
(2) A specific form of clubfoot characterised by dorsiflexion, eversion and abduction of the foot.

calcaneal valgus

Calcaneovalgus, rearfoot valgus Orthopedics An everted rearfoot See Valgus.

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Calcaneal Valgus (everted) & Navicular Collapse & Forefoot Abduction= Pronated

Pathomechanics of the Foot

The LCL was first described by Evans to correct calcaneal valgus deformity in children [5].

Biomechanical Analysis of Cuboid Osteotomy Lateral Column Lengthening for Stage II B Adult-Acquired Flatfoot Deformity: A Cadaveric Study

The increase in calcaneal valgus on the clinical hindfoot examination was a mean of 5[degrees] compared to that of the other extremity (Figures 3 and 4).

Hindfoot valgus following interlocking nail treatment for tibial diaphysis fractures: can the fibula be neglected?

The feet should also be carefully examined because 90% of children with Down syndrome have deformities of the forefoot, 60% have flat feet, 24% have calcaneal valgus, 22% have knee valgus, and 16% have pronated flat feet (Concolino, Pasquzzi, Capalbo, Sinopoli, & Strisciugllo, 2006).

Obesity in children with Down syndrome: background and recommendations for management

Angles of more than 20[degrees] were regarded as a calcaneal valgus (Figure 1).

Plantar pressure changes of patients with heel valgus in rheumatoid arthritis/ Topuk valguslu romatoid artritli hastalarin taban basinc degisiklikleri

This finding has only been cursorily described in coronal cross-sectional imaging by previous investigators in association with calcaneal valgus, (9,38) although it does contribute to the "C" sign on lateral ankle radiographs.

MRI of tarsal coalition: frequency, distribution, and innovative signs

-- Parents may be alarmed about a calcaneal valgus foot in their newborn but can be assured that it usually resolves without treatment, said Dr.

Infant Leg Problems Often Resolve on Their Own

Podoscopic examination has shown far more flat feet and isolated calcaneal valgus in children with DS compared to their healthy peers.