Taber's Medical Dictionary
flatfoot
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Abnormal flatness of the sole and the arch of the foot. The condition may exist without causing symptoms or interfering with normal function of the foot. The inner longitudinal and anterior transverse metatarsal arches may be depressed. Flat-footedness may be acute, subacute, or chronic.
flat-footed, adj.
flat-footedness, n.
SYN: SEE: fallen arches; SEE: pes planus; SEE: splayfoot
FLATFOOT (PES PLANUS)
FLATFOOT (PES PLANUS)
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Abnormal flatness of the sole and the arch of the foot. The condition may exist without causing symptoms or interfering with normal function of the foot. The inner longitudinal and anterior transverse metatarsal arches may be depressed. Flat-footedness may be acute, subacute, or chronic.
flat-footed, adj.
flat-footedness, n.
SYN: SEE: fallen arches; SEE: pes planus; SEE: splayfoot
FLATFOOT (PES PLANUS)
FLATFOOT (PES PLANUS)
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