Neurological assessment of idiopathic pes cavus

Posted on July 22, 2015 by admin

Idiopathic pes cavus in adults is not associated with neurophysiological impairment in the lower limbs. Di Fabio R1, Lispi L, Santorelli FM, Castagnoli C, Matrigale A, Dentini A, Locuratolo N, Fattapposta F, Pierelli F. Neurol Sci

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Neurological assessment of idiopathic pes cavus

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