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Cavus Foot (High-Arch Foot): Pathology, Etiology, Imaging and Treatment Outline

Cavus Foot (High-Arch Foot): Pathology, Etiology, Imaging and Treatment Outline

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🦶 Cavus Foot Surgery 🦶 Today we have seen a patient with a high-arched (cavus) foot that was causing pain and difficulty walking. We released tight tissues, realigned the bones, balanced the tendons, and fixed the new position with screws and plates. The goal: a stable, pain-free foot that can walk comfortably again. #FootSurgery #CavusFoot #Orthopaedics #BetterMobility | Dr Ezekiel Oburu - Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

🦶 Cavus Foot Surgery 🦶 Today we have seen a patient with a high-arched (cavus) foot that was causing pain and difficulty walking. We released tight tissues, realigned the bones, balanced the tendons, and fixed the new position with screws and plates. The goal: a stable, pain-free foot that can walk comfortably again. #FootSurgery #CavusFoot #Orthopaedics #BetterMobility | Dr Ezekiel Oburu - Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

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High-Arched Feet — What You Need to Know A high arch (also called pes cavus) may look elegant, but it often means the foot is overstrained, stiff, and less mobile. ⚠️ Common issues: • Rapid fatigue when walking • Pain in the ankles and heels (plantar fasciitis, heel spurs) • Painful calluses on the sole • Reduced shock absorption and balance 📝 Why it happens: • Genetic stiffness in the ligament apparatus (opposite of flat feet) • After neurological or muscular disorders, injuries, or burns • Lo

High-Arched Feet — What You Need to Know A high arch (also called pes cavus) may look elegant, but it often means the foot is overstrained, stiff, and less mobile. ⚠️ Common issues: • Rapid fatigue when walking • Pain in the ankles and heels (plantar fasciitis, heel spurs) • Painful calluses on the sole • Reduced shock absorption and balance 📝 Why it happens: • Genetic stiffness in the ligament apparatus (opposite of flat feet) • After neurological or muscular disorders, injuries, or burns • Lo

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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

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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Cavovarus Foot 👣 This is a foot deformity where the arch is too high and the heel turns inward, often leading to pain, ankle instability, calluses, and repeated sprains. Surgical correction (when symptoms persist): 🔧 Treatment is tailored to the deformity and may include: • Soft tissue releases or tendon transfers • Heel realignment osteotomy • Midfoot or forefoot osteotomies • Occasionally joint fusion for severe cases The goal is a balanced, stable, pain-free foot. #CavovarusFoot #FootDeform

Cavovarus Foot 👣 This is a foot deformity where the arch is too high and the heel turns inward, often leading to pain, ankle instability, calluses, and repeated sprains. Surgical correction (when symptoms persist): 🔧 Treatment is tailored to the deformity and may include: • Soft tissue releases or tendon transfers • Heel realignment osteotomy • Midfoot or forefoot osteotomies • Occasionally joint fusion for severe cases The goal is a balanced, stable, pain-free foot. #CavovarusFoot #FootDeform

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Arches Insoles Type 3 - Supination/High Arch

Arches Insoles Type 3 - Supination/High Arch

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Congenital or acquired malformations: pes cavus | Emergency Live

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Pes cavus is a foot with an abnormally high plantar longitudinal arch. People who have this condition will place too much weight and stress on the ball and heel of the foot while standing and/or walking. The spectrum of associated deformities observed with pes cavus includes clawing of the toes, posterior hind foot deformity (described as an increased calcaneal angle), contracture of the plantar fascia, and cock-up deformity of the great toe. This can cause increased weight bearing for the metat

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A satisfying treatment today removing a painful callus under the plantar fifth metatarsal head, with another developing under the plantar first metatarsal head. This patient is a great example of how foot structure directly influences pressure and function. They have a high-arched (cavus) foot, with a high medial arch, lateral arch, and transverse arch. Because of this shape, pressure tends to concentrate on the first and fifth metatarsal heads, while the second, third, and fourth metatarsals ca

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Itisdipti on Instagram: "🦶 Common Foot Deformities – Quick Guide Foot deformities affect posture, gait & pain patterns. Early identification helps prevent long-term issues. Flat foot → arch collapse Pes cavus → high arch Claw / hammer / mallet toes Hallux valgus & rigidus Equinus deformity 🔥 Perfect for last-minute revision 📌 Save & share #reels #physiotherapy #medical #footdeformity #heyphysio_ [Hallux valgus, hammer toe, mallet toe, pes cavus, pes planus, equinus deformity, ctev]"

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Viz Medical on Instagram: "Pes cavus, also known as a high-arched foot, is a condition characterized by an abnormally high arch, leading to increased pressure on the ball and heel of the foot and potentially causing pain. #medicaleducation #medicalanimation #3danimation #3dmedicaleducation #3danimationsurgery"

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Liftique - Face Fitness Exercises on Instagram: "Your feet are the foundation of your body. They influence posture, joint health, and even the spine. 1. High arch (cavus foot) – weight is placed on the heel and forefoot, the arch absorbs little shock. Often leads to pain in the feet and shins. 2. Overpronated (valgus) foot – the foot rolls inward, which can cause knee and lower back pain. 3. Low arch / flattened foot – the arch drops, weight is distributed unevenly, legs fatigue quickly. 4. Flat

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