TALIPES

(Lat.), n. m. Ta2l(ta3l)'i2p-ez(as). Gen., -ip'edis. From talus, the ankle, and pes, the foot. Fr., pied bot. Ger., Klumpfu . A distorted shape of the foot. Spasmodic t. A variety of non-congenital t. due to the spasm or paralysis of certain muscles. [E, 14.] T. arcuatus. See T. cavus.T. cal cane oval gus. The condition in which the foot is everted with depre ion of the heel. [E.] T. calcaneo-varus. A variety in which the foot is inverted with depre ion of the heel. T. calcanei is. See CALCANEUS. T. cavus. An exaggerated curvature of the arch of the foot, the anterior part of the foot being drawn backward. [A, 520 (a, 29); "Arch, of Ped.," Nov., 1891, p. 864.] T. equino-valgus. A variety in which the foot is everted as well as extended. [E.] T. equino-varus. A deformity characterized by inversion, torsion, and depre ion of the forepart of the foot with elevation of the heel. [A, 520 (a, 29).] T. equiiius. Fr., pied equin. Depre ion of the anterior portion of the foot to a too; U2, blue; U 3, lull; U4, full; U6, urn; U. like ii (German). [s. 591]