flat foot/ pes planus/ vulgus foot

This video describes the flat foot condition in children. It explain the development of the foot arch. It shows the difference between physiologic flexible flat foot and rigid flat foot. It then describes the pathological causes of flat foot (tarsal coalition, accessory navicular and tight heel cord). At the end with describe how to chose the best shoe for your child

[@titanplanet]

still a quality lecture in 2023

[@abolidahake9500]

Thank you very much for the wonderful lecture ! I am a practising Pediatrician and came across this one !

[@ranimalsaad4481]

LOVE IT! very helpful! thank you :D

[@pradeepsvlogandfitness5946]

Thank for explaining in a very simple way doctor … great explanation

[@waleedsharaf171]

Great lecturer 💐

[@elianamckee]

Dr Abdelgawad: thank you so much for these wonderful lectures. i am a seasoned pediatrician (!!) and I am always learning from your lectures. I really appreciate your effort in making these detailed lectures. Thank you.

[@Pediatricorthopedic]

Thanks for the nice comment. I am glad you like it.

[@muhindra86]

Wonderful lecture. Kindly give us more sir

[@yingcao6399]

Fantastic! And love it!

[@Pediatricorthopedic]

Thanks for the nice comment

[@nooralzahraa9860]

Thank you doctor

[@tarekhalmoushi9532]

hi doc : I, m interested in your lectures. so I wish you can send me lecture about flat foot - and osteomylites _ thank for all your works.

[@selvanRathinasamy]

nice explainations. clear voice.thanks

[@Pediatricorthopedic]

***** Thanks for the nice comment. I am glad you like it.

[@drbukhsh]

Sir thanks a lot for such a nice lecture . Great gift for me I want a fellowship with you sir

[@muddassirsidd]

Superb

[@kuoghee]

Thanks for the excellent slides presentation

[@Pediatricorthopedic]

I am glad you like it

[@lisarinaldo201]

Thank you very much for this video! It is very helpful and should be shown to all parents who have questions about their child's foot development. May I ask you a few questions? My son is 16 years old and is high functioning autistic. I just found out that he has OCD in both ankles and flat feet tight heel chord in each. A pediatric ortho suggested OCD repair and a modified evans procedure in both ankles appx 3 months apart. Is it better to have both surgeries done at once (one foot at a time) or is it preferred to separate out the OCD first (and have a total of 4 surgeries). He is not athletic but has gained a lot of weight recently due to pain and inactivity. I'm looking into surgeons in the NYC area (possibly HSS or NYU). Any recommendations would be welcomed and appreciated. Thank you again!

[@Pediatricorthopedic]

Thanks for the comment. In general combining the surgeries is easier on the patient and family. This is a general rule, but without assessing the patient, it is hard to reach a final conclusion

[@SevenStar-lk9hh]

thank you sir please upload more

[@mohamedchehab6868]

very Nice demonstration

[@Pediatricorthopedic]

Thanks for the nice comment. I am glad you like it

[@prabhakard3506]

Tq sir

[@indrekievisaite3289]

How we could get for your personal consultation?

[@Arabiscuits1]

can this be fixed in adults too?

[@knutholt3486]

Lol, I was diagnosed with flatfoot at the age of 7, and now I understand that this diagnosis was entirely misunderstood. It resulted in my parents buying corrective soles to have in the shoes, which I never used, and the issue never was revoked again.

[@Arabiscuits1]

can this be fixed as an adult

[@Lisa-zm7yq]

@@Arabiscuits1 no, just managed with orthotics

[@drmubashir]

Sir. You shd mentioned surgical treatment as well

[@Pediatricorthopedic]

Agree, sometimes it is needed.

[@antonisperdikis7437]

Dear Doctor! How can I get a hold of your book in the Pediatric Orthopedic ???

[@Pediatricorthopedic]

It is available on Amazon.

[@laviniailiescu1363]

case: 5 years old child with flat foot. The arch can not be restored by tiptoeing or dorsiflexion of the big toe. Next step: a. wait until 8 years old? b. do xray because its a pathological flat foot? Any flat foot until the age of 7-8, should be left in peace? If the child is 8y and still has flat foot then you do xray?

[@Pediatricorthopedic]

As a general rule, I would wait as long as possible so long the symptoms are minimal.

[@indrekievisaite3289]

pes planoadductovalgia bil. 8 years old ''''''''''your comments , please

[@TecnoMit]

and also at the end i found i am also in 10%

[@TecnoMit]

i am in 12 %

[@panzerscoutsmemories1152]

I Have a flat food

[@praweshsinghbhandari6462]

flatfeet made easy

[@indrekievisaite3289]

The shoes.. We are wearing more then 1 yar. Not helpfull...