What is a high arch? A high arch is a congenital or acquired deformity of the foot and is the opposite of a flat foot: The arch of the foot is very pronounced, for example, due to a congenital weakness of the small foot muscles. Depending on where the main load lies in the deformed … Cavus Foot (Pes Cavus): Treatment, Causes
Brief overview Therapy: In newborns padded and regularly adjusted plaster cast, physiotherapy in combination with taping by special adhesive tapes, splints, orthopedic shoes or insoles, in some cases, especially in case of recurrence and acquired clubfoot, surgery Symptoms: Visible through inwardly turned soles of the feet and corresponding gait pattern (like walking on the outer … Clubfoot: Treatment, Symptoms, Causes