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6 results for “Flat feet (pes planus)”

  1. Condition · Children’s health Flat feet (pes planus) Loss of the foot arch. It is not just a foot problem — it is a disruption of the body’s overall balance.
  2. Condition · Children’s health Valgus and varus deformities Do your child’s knees come together when they walk? Don’t brush it off with “it will pass as they grow.”
  3. Service · Diagnostics Footscan foot analysis Precise device-based assessment of flat feet and foot deformities.
  4. Service · Osteopathy and manual therapy Pediatric and infant osteopathy From newborn to adolescent — a gentle and painless approach; suitability is determined by examination each time.
  5. Article · Children’s health What are flat feet and how can they be corrected? If your child’s feet look flat, that is not a sign of good health.
  6. Article · Spine and posture “It will go away as they grow” — the most dangerous myth about scoliosis Scoliosis does not correct itself as a child grows. On the contrary, the curvature may increase further during periods of rapid growth.

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