The foot consists of about 28 bones, numerous muscles and joints, but in particular there are 3 structures that are involved when it comes to flatfoot: the astragalus, the calcaneus and the posterior tibial tendon.
The flat foot or pronator syndrome is perhaps the most common deformity of the foot. This is why not infrequently the pathologies involving the foot can find an explanation in the individual's posture or in other cases may be the direct cause of an altered posture. One can speak of the foot as a postural receptor organ that offers the brain information about the body itself as its position in space, its balance and its oscillations. The foot is definitely one of the most important sensory organs of our body, even more important than the hand.
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