Symptoms
Cavus foot deformity presents with a high arch, leading to instability and pressure points.
Patients may experience pain, calluses, and difficulty fitting into regular shoes.
Diagnosis
Clinical evaluation, X-rays, and sometimes specialised weight-bearing imaging help diagnose and assess the severity of cavus foot deformity.
Non-operative Treatment
Orthotic devices, shoe modifications, and physical therapy are often employed to address symptoms and improve foot function.
Operative Treatments
Surgical options may involve soft tissue procedures or bony realignment. Recovery includes a period of Immobilisation, followed by rehabilitation.
For personalised assessment and guidance regarding your specific condition, we recommend scheduling a consultation with Mr. Ramsay Refaie.
He is committed to providing patient-centered care, utilising the latest advancements in foot and ankle surgery to ensure the best possible outcomes for his patients.