Gait Characteristics of Cavus Foot with Laterally Deviated Subtalar Joint Axis Cavus feet have a higher-than-normal medial longitudinal arch. As a result of this higher medial longitudinal arch, the head and neck of the talus will be more dorsiflexed and more externally rotated relative to the plantar foot than in a foot with a normal-arch or flattened arch. The externally rotated talar head and neck will also cause cavus feet to have subtalar joint (STJ) axes which are laterally deviated (Kirby
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Gait Characteristics of Cavus Foot with Laterally Deviated Subtalar Joint Axis Cavus feet have a higher-than-normal medial longitudinal arch. As a result of this higher medial longitudinal arch, the head and neck of the talus will be more dorsiflexed and more externally rotated relative to the plantar foot than in a foot with a normal-arch or flattened arch. The externally rotated talar head and neck will also cause cavus feet to have subtalar joint (STJ) axes which are laterally deviated (Kirby
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Gait Characteristics of Cavus Foot with Laterally Deviated Subtalar Joint Axis Pes cavus feet, more often than not, demonstrate lateral deviation of the subtalar joint (STJ) axis. This lateral deviation of the STJ axis creates excessive STJ supination moments when the foot contacts the ground and also throughout the remainder of the stance phase of walking gait. The evidence of these excessive STJ supination moments can be seen as excessive supination of the foot during gait in this video. In th
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Gait Characteristics of Cavus Foot with Laterally Deviated Subtalar Joint Axis Pes cavus feet, more often than not, demonstrate lateral deviation of the subtalar joint (STJ) axis. This lateral deviation of the STJ axis creates excessive STJ supination moments when the foot contacts the ground and also throughout the remainder of the stance phase of walking gait. The evidence of these excessive STJ supination moments can be seen as excessive supination of the foot during gait in this video. In th
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Gait Characteristics of Cavus Feet with Laterally Deviated Subtalar Joint Axes Feet with pes cavus deformity, more often than not, have laterally deviated subtalar joint (STJ) axes. This lateral deviation of the STJ axis, caused by the talar head being much more laterally located relative to the plantar rearfoot and forefoot, creates excessive external STJ supination moments. The video below clearly demonstrates evidence of excessive STJ supination moment in this patient with a pes cavus deformi
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Gait Characteristics of Cavus Foot with Laterally Deviated Subtalar Joint Axis Cavus feet have a higher-than-normal medial longitudinal arch and will, as a result, have a talar head and neck which is more dorsiflexed and externally rotated than a normal-arch or flat-arch foot. The externally rotated talar head and neck will cause these cavus feet to have laterally deviated subtalar joint (STJ) axes. As a result of their laterally deviated STJ axes, many of these cavus feet will tend to have abno
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Gait Characteristics of Cavus Foot with Laterally Deviated Subtalar Joint Axis Cavus feet have a higher-than-normal medial longitudinal arch and will, as a result, have a talar head and neck which is more dorsiflexed and externally rotated than a normal-arch or flat-arch foot. The externally rotated talar head and neck will cause these cavus feet to have laterally deviated subtalar joint (STJ) axes. As a result of their laterally deviated STJ axes, many of these cavus feet will tend to have abno
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