Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic autoimmune condition that affects joints throughout the body, with the feet often being among the first areas impacted. In fact, foot deformity in rheumatoid arthritis is a common and progressive issue that can significantly...
An equinus foot deformity is a condition in which the foot is held downward, making it difficult to raise the front of the foot. The ankle and foot joint’s upward range of motion, commonly known as dorsiflexion, is lost. The heel of the foot will not touch the...
Foot deformity is a physical condition that alters the appearance, movement, or function of the foot. Such issues may begin at birth, in childhood, or in adulthood due to an accident, disease, or improper footwear. Left untreated, they may lead to difficulty in...
In-toeing occurs when children walk with their toes facing inward instead of facing forward. This is also referred to as being pigeon-toed by people. Doctors refer to this type of walk as a toe gait. You are likely to find it most in small, young children who are in...
Out-toeing, typically seen when a child’s feet point outward when walking or standing, is a very common pediatric orthopedic concern. Parents can get anxious when they notice changes in their child’s walking, especially when the toes are out of alignment....
Have you ever looked at your feet and noticed that the arch along the inside is missing? Or maybe when you look at your footprint, you have a full impression and not a curved structure. Well, that could mean you have a common condition called flat feet. Although flat...
