Each flat foot (24) has a junction (28) with an associated outer wall (26) of the foot.

A flat foot is usually evident from observing the foot.

The deformity is usually obvious upon inspection of the foot.

foot deformities (with arthritis of the small foot joints, deforming osteoarthrosis, flatfoot),

Biomechanical (hypermobility of the bones in the foot, flat foot, hollow foot, lack of flexibility in the calf);

The specific structure of the feet: too wide feet, curvature of fingers, flat feet.

A flat foot, commonly referred to as a pronated foot, is characterized by excessive motion.

Each leg (22) has a lower flat foot (24) coplanar with the other feet.

A supple flat foot, better known as an articulated foot, is not in itself something to worry about.

This type of flatfoot is generally called flexible flatfoot and is found in nearly all children, usually affecting both feet.

an anatomical abnormality (such as flat foot syndrome)

The majority have a flexible flat foot and no symptoms.

significantly shorter than the other and an awkward limp.

According to the size of the missing part, the human foot can be divided into normal foot, flat foot and arch foot.

Flatfoot is easy to spot - a child’s foot and ankle are examined.