The effects of body mass index on foot shape among U.S. children

Key Points

• Foot shape alterations are notably linked to variations in body mass index among children.
• The study indicates that higher body mass index correlates with broader and flatter foot shapes.
• Observational analysis focuses on U.S. children aged 5-12 years to understand these variations.
• Understanding these changes can help address potential future orthopedic concerns in children.