Normal Calcaneal-Fifth Metatarsal Angle Size on Radiography
Reference values for the normal calcaneal–fifth metatarsal angle on AP foot radiography across pediatric age groups, from newborn to age 9.
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Reference values for the normal calcaneal–fifth metatarsal angle on AP foot radiography across pediatric age groups, from newborn to age 9.
Reference values for the lateral talar–1st metatarsal angle on radiography in normal infants and children, from newborn through age 9.
Normal talar–1st metatarsal angle values on AP foot radiography vary by age, from 20° at birth to 10° at age 4, guiding flatfoot assessment.
Normal lateral talocalcaneal angle at maximal dorsiflexion on radiography ranges from 25–56° in newborns through age 9, varying by age group.
Normal talocalcaneal angle values on lateral radiography range from 20° at birth to approximately 10° by age 4, varying by skeletal maturity.
Normal talocalcaneal angle values on radiography range by age, from 27–56° in newborns to 15–56° in children aged 4–9 years.
Reference values for the normal talocalcaneal index on lateral radiographs in infants and children, from newborn through age 9.
Reference values for the normal tibiocalcaneal angle on lateral radiography from newborn through age 9, with clinical implications for pediatric foot alignment.
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