Assessment of fore-, mid-, and rear-foot alignment and their association with knee symptoms and function in patients with knee osteoarthritis

ConclusionsKnee symptoms were significantly associated with midfoot alignment in patients with medial knee OA. This suggests that lower navicular height in patients with medial knee OA may relate with the alleviation of knee symptoms.Key Points• In patients with medial knee OA, midfoot alignment was significantly associated with knee symptoms in patients with medial knee OA; however, knee function was not associated with foot alignment.• Lower navicular height in patients with medial knee OA may relate with the alleviation of knee symptoms.
Source: Clinical Rheumatology - Category: Rheumatology Source Type: research