I saw a 10 year old boy the other day with suspected structural equinus. His Dad has passed on a congenital bone abnormality which he decribed as growing extra bones. He could not remember the name but thought it was "bony estontosis" (may be exostosis). After palpating some of the growths they seem to be extensions of the bones, rather than separate entities. Anyway, the boy has had x-yars showing a very deep AJ socket. He was unable to perform the linge test at all. Overall strength is good, and plays footy. Cavus foot type. I have presribed some stretches and dad is considering orthoses - my question is: would orthoses corrected to zero and with a minimal arch fill help and how could I address the equinus conservatively. Would raising the heels help?
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Thanks
Lisa
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