Flat foot Flashcards

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What is the Aetiology of rigid flat foot?

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Aetiology

  • Congenital vertical talus
  • Tarsal coalition
  • Peroneal spastic flat foot
  • Skewfoot
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What is the aetiology of flat feet?

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  • Abnormal pronation of the subtalar joint
  • medially deviated subtalar joint axis
  • failure of windlass
  • Genetic
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Is flexible flat feet normal?

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-flexible flat feet are normal finding in typically developing children, that reduces across the first decade of life

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What are the methods of measuring flat foot?

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  • Radiographic
  • Static
  • Footprint
  • Others
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When to intervene with flat foot pathology?

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  • Outside of expected measures
  • Where there are associated symptoms
  • Use validated and reliable measures, test and re test
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What to consider if using orhtoses?

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  • Efficacy
  • expense
  • ethics
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