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Could a valgus foot exhibit a normal footprint?

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Possibly: any question that starts with a "Could" is possible. Often a 'valgus' foot has a high arch and that would show in a footprint, like an impression in the sand. If it is flexible valgus foot, you could have a normal footprint.

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Answered 5/24/2015

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