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pediatric flat foot

Discussion in 'Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses' started by Tan86, Aug 17, 2015.

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< Foot orthotics and joint stiffness in runners | Axis of rotation of the ankle joint >

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14 yo girl hk 1st & 5th mpj, medial 1st dipj.
netballer and tap dancer
HAV moderate right mild left foot
pes planus foot, fhl right, high resupination force, flexible flat foot.

Pt has blakes inverted orthotics however no improveent of hk.

I am thinking a medial skive device 6mm with 18mm heel cup will be better. my question is do I need to incorporate a mod root to control midfoot and therefore the hk?

any other suggestions appreciated.

Tan86, Aug 17, 2015

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