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Definition, Clinical The cavus foot or exaggeration of the arch (the middle of the foot does not touch the ground, as dug) is always pathological (including related to nervous disorders to be discarded). It does not correct itself with growth but is often well tolerated. Most often, the heel moves inward (varus cavus foot), and […]http://www.clinique-pied.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/pied-creuxpodo-300x225.jpg