How we Stabilized a Congenital Foot Deformity with 3D Printed Orthotics

Describing the process of stabilizing a congenital foot deformity with a 3D printed custom foot orthotic. Patient presented with dorsiflexed first ray and foot inversion, causing them to apply a lot of pressure to the outer aspect of their foot and ankle. Here's how we solved it. Got questions, post below.
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[@hkstar832]

sir I had peroneal tendonitis from last 6 years and I have cured it a bit but now my left foot is immobilized to some extent so what should I do to cure it and in these 6 years my foot has also become flat .... so please help me and i think that it is affecting my leg length growth .... 🙏🙏🙏

[@FootGeekzTV]

Is it only the left foot that's affected, or did you have peroneal tendonitis on the right foot and it has hence caused the left foot to become immobilized with a flattened arch? How old are you?

[@JO-mg6xc]

First ray? What she has superpowers? Is this a death ray?

[@FootGeekzTV]

The first ray includes her big toe and first metatarsal bone.