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| Patient no./ figure no. | Medical history | Diagnosed foot defects while standing |
| Age (years) | Weight (kg) | Medical history, complaints | Tarsus | Longitudinal arch | Transverse arch | Toes |
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| No. 1 Figures 1(a)–1(e) | 69 | 70 | Pain in the forefoot, both right and left. Limited mobility in the upper ankle joint | L-valgus R-normal | L-reduced R-normal (planovalgus foot in the gait assessment of both feet-pedobarography) | L-reduced R-reduced | L-normal R-normal |
| No. 2 Figures 2(a)–2(f) | 86 | | Comminuted fracture of the fibula, tibia | L-post fracture valgity R-valgity | L-reduced R-reduced | L-reduced R-reduced | L-hallux valgus R-hallux valgus |
| No. 3 | 66 | 65 | Ankle swelling, foot pain | L-valgity R-valgity | L-normal R-normal (planovalgus foot in the gait assessment of both feet-pedobarography) | L-reduced R-reduced | L-normal R-normal |
| No. 4 Figures 3(a)–3(f) | 55 | 85 | Pain of the whole foot hindering walking, venous insufficiency | L-varus deformity R-varus deformity | Varus forefoot-instability at the level of the tarsometatarsal joints | L-reduced R-reduced | L-hallux valgus, II-V-hammer toes R-hallux valgus, II-V varus toes (fixed lesions-X-ray) |
| No. 5 Figures 4(a)–4(c) | 58 | 95 | Foot pain | L-valgity R-valgity | L-normal R-normal (planovalgus foot in the gait assessment of both feet-pedobarography) | L-reduced R-reduced | L – hallux valgus, flexible hammer toes– hallux valgus, flexible hammer toes |
| No. 6 Figures 5(a)–5(e) | 71 | 91 | Pain in the area of the first metatarsophalangeal joint, limitation of mobility. Diabetes II, renal failure, psoriasis, prostate hypertrophy, hypertension, heart failure, fatty liver, lymphoedema | L-valgity R-valgity | L-normal R-normal (planovalgus foot in the gait assessment of both feet-pedobarography) | L-reduced R-reduced overload change (callus) in the area of II and III metatarsophalangeal joint | L-hallux valgus/rigid II, IV varus toes/II hammer toe P-II-IV flexible hammer toes |
| No. 7 Figures 6(a)–6(g) | 27 | 87 | Fracture of the calcaneus with fragmentation in 2015 | L-valgity R-valgity | L-normal P-normal (planovalgus foot in the gait assessment of both feet-pedobarography) | L-reduced R-reduced | L-normal R-normal |
| No. 8. Figures 7(a)–7(e) | 79 | 68 | Pain of the left foot, of the great toe, psoriasis | L-valgity R-valgity | L-reduced R-reduced (planovalgus foot in the gait assessment of both feet-pedobarography) | L-reduced R-reduced | L-hallux valgus, dislocation of the sesamoid bones (X-ray)R-hallux valgus |
| No. 9. | 82 | 94 | Significant valgity and pain of the ankle of the left limb; in the right limb, the condition is complicated by surgery due to hallux valgus, lymphoedema, no X-ray-the patient does not agree to the X-ray image | L-valgity (the lack of X-ray image prevents making diagnosis)R-valgity | L-reduced R-reduced(pedobarography) | L-reduced R-reduced | L-hallux valgus, II-IV hammer toesR-significant deformities of the toes (postoperative complications) |
| No. 10. Figures 8(a)–8(e) | 33 | 87 | Pain of the II metatarsophalangeal joint of the left foot, instability of the III toe, microfractures within the head of the III metatarsal bone; medical history revealed numerous microfractures in the right hand, radius, fibula-during activities of daily living (e.g. abnormal body position) | L-normal R-normal | L-normal R-normal Adduction of the metatarsal bones, distortion at the level of the line of lisfranc joints (X-ray, pedobarography indicates significant pressure on the base of the V metatarsal bone). When standing, varus forefoot in relation to the tarsus (pedobarography) | L-reduced R-reduced in both feet, significantly increased pressure on the II metatarsophalangeal joint (pedobarography) degradation of the head of the II metatarsal bone of the left foot (X-ray) | Toes (L and R) apparent features of the Morton’s foot caused by adduction of the forefoot (X-ray)II-V flexible hammer toes. Significant instability of the II toe of the left foot |
| No. 11 Figures 9(a)–9(f) | 66 | 82 | L-amputation of the toes I-IV, the metatarsophalangeal joints, as a result of necrosis (circulatory disorders), with an episode of coma, pain of the plantar surface | | | L-reduced R-reduced | L-amputation of toes I-IV, varus fifth toe (X-ray) P-hallux valgus, II-V flexible hammer toes |
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