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Flatfoot

Aka: Flatfoot
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  1. Definition
    1. Foot medial longitudinal arch depression or loss
  2. Associated conditions
    1. Heel eversion (valgus)
    2. Forefoot abduction
  3. Differential Diagnosis
    1. Apparent Flatfoot in infants and toddlers under age 2
      1. Due to fat pad in area of longitudinal arch
      2. Fat pad atrophies with weight bearing
  4. Types
    1. Flexible Flatfoot (Tight heel cord)
    2. Rigid Flatfoot (Hindfoot arthritis)
    3. Traumatic Flatfoot (Ruptured posterior tibial tendon)

Flatfoot (C0016202)

Definition (MSH) A condition in which one or more of the arches of the foot have flattened out.
Concepts Anatomical Abnormality (T190)
MSH D005413
SnomedCT 156850009, 268035009, 203535005, 156987002, 268341008
English Feet, Flat, Flat Feet, Flat Foot, Flatfeet, Flatfoot, Foot, Flat, Pes Planus, FLATFOOT, Flat foot, Pes planus, Pes planovalgus, Fallen arch, Flat foot NOS, Low medial arch of foot, Pes valgus, Fallen arches, Flat feet, feet pes planus (flatfoot), feet medial fallen arches, low medial arch of foot, low medial arch of foot (physical finding), flatfoot, pes planus, pes planus (physical finding), Pes planus (disorder), fallen arches were noted, Flat foot NOS (disorder), Flatfoot [Disease/Finding], flat feet, flatfeet, pes valgus, Pes planus (flat foot), fallen arches, fallen arch, pes planovalgus, flat foot, depressed; arches, depression; arches, pes; planus, planus; pes, planus; talipes, talipes; planus, weak; arches, arches; depression, arches; weak, Arches fallen, Fallen Arch, pes planus (flat foot)
Swedish Plattfot
Czech noha plochá, Pes valgus, Plochá noha, Pes planus, Zborcené klenby, Ploché nohy
Spanish Pes valgus, Arches fallen, Pes planus, Flat foot NOS, Arco plantar caído, Pie valgo, Pie plano, Pies planos, pie plano, SAI (trastorno), pie plano, SAI, Pes Planus, Pie Plano
French Effondrement des voûtes, Pieds plats, Pied plat, Pes planus, Platypodie
Dutch doorgezakte voetboog, platvoet, pes planus, pes valgus, pes of talipes planus, depressie; voetgewelf, doorgezakt; voetgewelf, pes; planus, planus; pes, planus; talipes, talipes; planus, voetgewelf; depressie, voetgewelf; zwak, zwak; voetgewelf, Pes planus, Platvoet
Portuguese Pé chato, Pé valgo, Pés achatados, Pé Chato, Pé Plano
German Plattfus, Knickfuss, Plattfuesse, flache Fussgewoelbe, Plattfuss, Pes planus, Plattfuß
Italian Piede valgo, Pes planus, Piedi piatti, Piede piatto
Japanese ﾍﾝﾍﾟｲｿｸ, 外反足, ｶﾞｲﾊﾝｿｸ, 扁平足
Finnish Latuskajalka
Russian STOPA PLOSKAIA, PLOSKOSTOPIE, ПЛОСКОСТОПИЕ, СТОПА ПЛОСКАЯ
Croatian STOPALO, RAVNO
Polish Stopa płaska, Płaskostopie
Hungarian Bokasüllyedés, lúdtalp, Pes valgus, Pes planus, Lapos láb, Lapos lábak
Sources
Derived from the NIH UMLS (Unified Medical Language System)


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