Valgus hindfoot alignment can be at the level of the leg, the ankle, the subtalar joint, or a combination. There is so much to consider in the hindfoot….and then there are the forefoot compensatory changes, the extent of which is influenced by the amount of hindfoot valgus present. In my newest blog post, I discuss the ankle joint considerations. Is the extent of the deformity explained by changes within the plafond alone? Is there concomitant deltoid insufficiency? If so, is the deltoid partial

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