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View Jeremy Jones's current disclosuresMidfoot equinus is an abnormality in foot alignment where there is abnormal plantarflexion of the foot in the midfoot 1.
Equinus is the possessive form of equus, the Latin for horse and was originally used for foot deformities in which there is plantar flexion such that an individual walks on their toes similar to the way a horse walks 2,3.
Midfoot equinus occurs as a component of congenital talipes equinovarus.
Adequate radiographs are required for the accurate assessment of foot alignment. Basic assessment includes weightbearing dorsoplantar and weightbearing lateral views.
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