Observe while standing or walking for loss of longitudinal arch and excessive pronation—calcaneal eversion, loss of longitudinal arch, loss of transverse arch, valgus of forefoot ; ...

All three interventions were effective in reducing calcaneal eversion (p<0.001) with therapeutic adhesive taping being most effective whereas Low-dye taping was less effective than the other taping ...

Calcaneal fractures, ... but the patient may develop “sprain pain” at his ankle laterally if the subtalar joint gets stiff because the eversion will be through the ankle, ...

The subtalar joint, mediating motion between the talus and calcaneus, is fundamental to foot function, contributing to both stability and adaptability during gait. Its biomechanics involve a ...

Objective Calcaneal apophysitis, is a relatively common cause of heel pain in children. Very few randomised studies have evaluated treatment options. This trial compared the effectiveness of currently ...