Peter Attia· MD
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the sustentaculum talli that lives kind of it's It's a medial lip off the calcaneus okay it was it's fully oied by the time we're seven years old
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there are cases where this will develop in a downward slope and then you predispose you could predispose for some type of flat put deformity
There's a little lip you see how it lips up so it positions the Tais almost in a with a lateral tilt so it's very important from a um bony architecture perspective on how stable that foot is