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pes [pes] (pl. pe´des) (L.) 1. foot.2. any footlike part.pes abduc´tus talipes valgus.pes adduc´tus talipes varus.pes ca´vus talipes cavus.pes hippocam´pi a formation of two or three elevations on the ventricular surface of the hippocampus" >hippocampus.pes pla´nus (pes val´gus) flatfoot.pes va´rus talipes varus.tal·i·pes val·'guspermanent eversion of the foot, the inner side alone of the sole resting on the ground; it is usually combined with a breaking down of the plantar arch. Synonym(s): pes abductus, pes pronatus, pes valgusA rigid flatfoot deformity caused by a malpositioned navicular bone at the neck of the talus; the ankle is in severe equinus and the forefoot in dorsiflexion—i.e., rocker bottom-like—accompanied by contraction of the talonavicular, deltoid and calcaneal cuboidal ligaments, the peroneus brevis and triceps surae muscles. Rocker bottom foot is either isolated or accompanies trisomies 18 and 13
Management Early manipulation and plaster correction of the forefoot into plantar flexion, inversion and adduction; ‘benign neglect’ represents malpractice as rocker bottom feet ultimately require triple arthrodesis when ignored by the patient’s health care providerspes (pes, pez) (pe'dez) plural.pedes [L.] The foot or a footlike structure.pes abductusTalipes valgus.pes adductusTalipes varus. PES ANSERINUSpes anserinus1. The network of branches of the facial nerve as it passes through the parotid glandPES ANSERINUS2. The combined tendinous expansions of the sartorius, gracilis, and semitendinosus muscles at the medial border of the tibial tuberosity. See: illustrationpes cavusTalipes arcuatus.pes contortusTalipes equinovarus.pes equinovalgusA condition in which the heel is elevated and turned laterally.pes equinovarusA condition in which the heel is turned inward and the foot is plantar flexed.pes equinusA deformity marked by walking without touching the heel to the ground. Synonym: talipes equinuspes gigasMacropodia.pes hippocampiThe lower portion of the hippocampus major.infraorbital pesTerminal radiating branches of the infraorbital nerve after exit from the infraorbital canal.pes planusFlatfoot.pes valgusTalipes valgus.pes varusTalipes varus.Patient discussion about pes valgusQ. Can flat feet be repaired by surgery? I have flat feet and I’m looking for all sorts of treatments for it- I heard there is a surgery for it- is it helpful?A. As far as I know- they don’t treat flat feet that are asymptomatic. So first of all check if it bothers you. secondly there are 2 kinds of flat feet- rigid and flexible. There are different and treated differently. Not always a surgery (which is very painful and costly) is needed– I went to a Rolf method therapist by the advice of my orthopedic and it’s much better now. Ask an orthopedic. Q. I think my son has flat foot, how to tell for sure? I didn't notice it before, he is 3 years old now and all shoes hurt him. Does it mean he has flat foot? what else can it be?A. Pes planus (flat foot) is not a rare condition in toddlers, and may resolves spontaneously as the child grows. It is diagnosed clinically, i.e. by a doctor such as pediatrician or pediatric orthopedic surgeon, and radiographs are not universally indicated More discussions about pes valgusThesaurusSeepes |