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  <description>OverviewThe condition known as ?fallen arches? is also referred to as flat feet or pes planus. It arises when the arch of the foot collapses to the point that the entire sole is flat to the ground. It is commonly seen in young children who have yet to develop the muscles in the sole of their feet. I…</description>
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  <published>2017-07-02 05:47:20</published>
  <title>Managing Pes Planus</title>
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