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Pes Cavus

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What are the causes of Pes Cavus?

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What is the pathoanatomy of CMT?

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Why do these neurologic Pes Cavus patients get claw toes?

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Clinical Assessment?

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What lines on XR for Pes Planus or Cavus?

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What other investigations you may do?

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What is the non operative management? what special insole?

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What surgical options for Pes Cavus?

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How can you address claw toes?

CHARCOT MARIE TOOTH DISEASE [Bilateral, Sensory loss]

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What is Charcot Marie Tooth disease? What inheritance?

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How does patients with CMT present?

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What is the pathoanatomy of CMT?

POLIO [Unilateral, Sensory Intact]

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What is Polio?

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Which muscles do polio affect and what can they present with?

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What are the 4 stages of disease in Polio?

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What is the classic gait that Polio has? Why does he walk this way?

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How can you manage this gait?

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How do you manage knee OA and recurvatum in polio?

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What kind of knee replacement will you do for contralateral normal knee?

STROKE - HEMIPLEGIA

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What kind of foot in stroke?

Foot in MYELODYSPLASIA

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What foot deformity do we expect in sacral myelodysplasia?

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What Foot deformities do we expect in Low Lumbar Myeodysplasia? (L5)

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Management of calcaneovalgus due to Myelodysplasia?

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What Foot deformity do we expect in High Lumbar myelodysplasia (L4 and above)?

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What other proximal muscle weaknesses do we expect for higher lumbar levels?

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Management of non idiopathic club foot associated with spina bifida?

CHRONIC PES CAVUS FROM CHARCOT

Previous 5MT disarticulation ➔ loss of PB ➔ imbalance ➔ Pes cavus and inversion ➔ ulcer on lateral aspect