Cavo-Varus Foot | Pes Cavus | Silfverskiold & Coleman Block Tests Charcot Marie Tooth

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Edward Gee
- The topic of discussion is pes cavus, which refers to the high arch of the foot.
- Pes cavus is associated with various hindfoot positions and may require an understanding of three-dimensional anatomy and mechanical models.
- Normal foot movement involves the tibialis posterior muscle firing along with the gastroc and soleus to allow the foot to push off the ground and invert around the subtalar joint.
- Pes cavus is a condition of stiffness, unlike flat feet which are often floppy, but can be a normal foot shape or advantageous for sports players.
- Corrective options for pes cavus depend on the specific deformity of the foot and should be individualized for each patient.
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[@JH-lq9co]

Ive never seen the lecture as perfect as like this.

[@borazole11]

This wasn't a lecture, this was poetry🙂

[@Campaigny]

Nice comment !

[@adrianhepton9362]

Excellent presentation the only point that was missing was about how the foot interacts with other parts of the body such as the spine and how that can affect the biomechanics of the foot. an understanding the whole picture is necessary to avoid making things worse

[@Campaigny]

Please watch other videos from Orthopaedic Academy for answers

[@orthodoc5429]

Excellent Lecture sir👏👏Thank you sir

[@Campaigny]

Many thanks for the positive feedback

[@drmubashir]

Very composite lecture. Can you pls explain radical planter fasciotomy n it's role in cavovarus foot management

[@Campaigny]

We will dedicate a another talk for that . Please follow the Orthopaedic Academy

[@laurasingleton8153]

Thanks Ed. I was your medical student years ago - when you were SHO level. I remember your teaching being excellent back then too. Do you have any other teaching videos?

[@Campaigny]

Yes , please follow the Orthopaedic Academy for more teaching videos

[@QronoZ713]

How about forefoot varus?

[@Campaigny]

Please elaborate

[@kikianvy7838]

plz could u share ppt presentation of this lecture

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