Definition

Noun: A congenital deformity of the foot characterized by an outward turning or eversion, often involving the heel. It is a specific type of clubfoot where the sole of the foot faces away from the midline of the body.

Usage

This is a medical term used primarily in clinical and anatomical contexts to describe a specific foot deformity. * The orthopedic surgeon diagnosed the newborn with talipes valgus. * Talipes valgus can sometimes be corrected with casting and physical therapy in infancy.

Advanced Usage

The term is often part of a more specific clinical description, such as "congenital talipes valgus" or "acquired talipes valgus," depending on its origin.

Variants and Related Words

• Talipes: The general medical term for clubfoot, of which talipes valgus is one type. Other types include (the most common form, where the foot turns inward) and .
• Pes valgus: A related term sometimes used interchangeably, though it can more broadly refer to a flatfoot deformity with an everted heel.

Synonyms

• Everted clubfoot
• Outward clubfoot

Note: These are descriptive synonyms rather than exact medical equivalents.

Noun

1. deformity of the foot in which the foot is twisted outward