The relationship between paediatric foot posture and body mass index: do heavier children really have flatter feet?

Background: Several studies have found positive correlation between flatfeet and increased body mass in children. One study, utilizing a differing method of foot posture assessment, found the inverse

Background: Several studies have found positive correlation between flatfeet and increased body mass in children. One study, utilizing a differing method of foot posture assessment, found the inverse

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The relationship between paediatric foot posture and body mass index: do heavier children really have flatter feet?

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