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Identify each footprint

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Identify each footprint

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Normal footprint (pes rectus) Not completely flat (no full midfoot contact). A curved, moderate-width connection between the heel and the ball of the foot (the forefoot)

High arch footprint (pes cavus) Very thin connection between heel and forefoot Often looks like only the edges of the foot are in contact

Loss of transverse arch footprint (splayfoot/pes transversoplanus) Flattening of the transverse arch across the ball of the foot (appears wider at ball of feet) Midfoot arch might still be present (if no longitudinal flatfoot)

Loss of longitudinal arch footprint (flatfoot/ pes planus) Almost the entire sole makes contact No visible arch (the connection between heel and foot is very wide)

 
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