High arched foot
Pes cavus is a common foot deformity in children. It is usually caused by neuromuscular diseases, which leads to fixed plantar flexion of the forefoot, thus increasing the longitudinal arch of the foot. Sometimes it is combined with varus deformity of the hindfoot. Occasionally, the cause is unknown, which can be called idiopathic pedis cavus.
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Site of disease:
Foot -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
child -
Related symptoms:
Clubfoot Clubfoot Foot cannot plantar flex and invert Plantar ulcer Foot inversion -
Concurrent disease: