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I see quite a few patients with true peroneal tendinopathy (not subfib impingement) and pes planovalgus (PPV). I understand how pes cavovarus overloads the peroneal tendons, but not PPV. Can someone give me a plausible biomechanical explanation of how excessive eversion leads to peroneal dysfunction? Is there any special way to approach this with orthoses? I typically shy away from varus posting in patients with peroneal issues. Is this correct? :bash:
Thanks,
Nick
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