Current evidence “ Sinus tarsi implant insertion for mobile flatfoot ” on the safety and efficacy of sinus tarsi implant insertion for mobile flatfoot is inadequate in quality and quantity. Sinus tarsi implant insertion is not appropriate for most children with mobile flatfoot. The procedure may be used in selected children with persistent mobile flatfoot due to neuromuscular disorder, skeletal dysplasia or systemic ligamentous laxity, whose treatment is supervised by a multidisciplinary team. The procedure may be indicated rarely in highly selected adult patients.
In people with mobile flatfoot, the foot arch is effaced only on weight bearing. Manipulation or standing on tiptoe can restore it to normal appearance. Most children go through a self-resolving phase of mobile flatfoot during growth. In some children, it can be permanent as a result of neuromuscular disorders, skeletal…
