Abstract

Midfoot cavus is a common foot deformity characterized by an abnormally high arch, which can lead to various biomechanical abnormalities, pain, and functional limitations. This abstract highlights the significance of overseeing midfoot cavus, its assessment, and management strategies. Midfoot cavus can result from various etiologies, including neurological conditions, congenital abnormalities, or acquired factors. Its clinical presentation may vary, with symptoms ranging from foot pain and instability to gait disturbances and increased risk of musculoskeletal injuries. Therefore, a thorough assessment is essential to determine the underlying cause, severity of deformity, and associated impairments.