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Normative reference data is helpful for clinicians, as it allows comparison of an individual with a relevant group or population. Paediatric reference values are perhaps more challenging for [...]

Different congenital paediatric foot deformities – similar gait and posture effect. Congenital talipes equino varus (CTEV) is well recognized, both clinically and in terms of consequence. [...]

Ewen Jack’s classic paper in 1953 stated: “Flat foot,,, is a highly controversial subject..” before going on to describe the merits and limitations of a ‘toe-raising test’ – now the eponymous [...]

“My foot is sore” – the importance of history taking A 10 year old, happy looking girl and her Dad were sitting and talking quietly in the consulting room. New to me, I confirmed that the child [...]

A very helpful research article was published a few months ago that provides useful ‘benchmarks’ for clinicians when assessing paediatric foot posture. Establishing [...]

Keep ahead of ‘Dr Google’ Internet browsing prior to professional consultations is now common and increasing rapidly. Whilst some of the information is generic, savvy parents are quick to grasp [...]

Welcome to the launch of the Evidence Essentials monographs! This is the first series of Evidence Essentials – constituted by seven monographs – and relevant to all clinicians who deal with [...]