There have been different and variable observations made about the exact cause of Skewfoot or Serpentine Foot. In some literature, this condition has been described as being congenital in nature whereas in some studies Skewfoot or Serpentine Foot has been observed after …show more content…
To diagnose Skewfoot or Serpentine Foot, AP and lateral standing x-rays of the foot are done. In this condition, the AP view will show a mixture of abduction of midtarsal joints along with adduction of metatarsals giving the foot a Z type configuration. The lateral view will show plantar flexion of talus confirming the diagnosis of Skewfoot or Serpentine