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• A wide variety of conditions contribute to the development of a cavus foot deformity, many of which may stem from a neuromuscular or neurologic etiology; an appropriate evaluation must be performed. • Neurologic and neuromuscular disorders in[...]Article
• Management of the cavus foot deformity requires a comprehensive approach to patient evaluation, conservative therapy, and surgical intervention. • History and physical examination of the patient with a cavus foot deformity should focus on the[...]Article
• Evaluation of peroneal tendinopathy requires clinical and radiographic evaluations. • Weakness and loss of function lead to worsening of the preexisting supinated foot or progressive deformity in the normally aligned foot. • Evaluation requi[...]Article
The cavus foot has long been a complex condition known to be associated with neurologic conditions—most commonly, Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease and other hereditary motor sensory neuropathies, poliomyelitis, spina bifida, myelomeningocele, Friedre[...]
