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Biomechanical Implications of Congenital Conditions of the Foot/Ankle.

Segmental foot and ankle models are often used as part of instrumented gait analysis when planning interventions for complex congenital foot conditions. More than 40 models have been used for clinical analysis, and it is important to understand the technical differences among models. These models have been used to improve clinical planning of pediatric foot conditions including clubfoot, planovalgus, and equinovarus. They have also been used to identify clinically relevant subgroups among pediatric populations, quantify postoperative outcomes, and explain variability in healthy populations.

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