explanation of diagnosis

Typical equinus is a deformity which occurs at the ankle wherein the entire foot is maintained in a plantarflexed attitude. Pseudoequinus is deformity where the forefoot is plantarflexed in relation to the mid and/or rearfoot. Typical cavus is condition in which there is an abnormally high arch due mainly to a high pitch of the calcaneus. Anterior cavus is a feature associated with the previously mentioned pseudoequinus wherein the deformity occurs at the mid-foot rather than the rearfoot. But the best way for you to gain a clear understanding of this would be to have a discussion with your own doctor so that you might place this in a context in which you can understand how it affects you and what is intended for treatment. Assuredly that was or should have been part of your doctor's job to explain and was and is your job to ask. Such is ostensibly part of what you are paying for.