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  • Orthopedic shoes designed to correct abnormal rotation of the feet, either pronation (i.e., by turning the feet outward) or supination (i.e., by turning the feet inward). These shoes may include wedges or friction disks attached to the soles and/or internal devices (e.g., inner heel wedges) intended for similar purposes. Rotation correction orthopedic shoes are intended mainly to correct foot position while gaiting in the treatment of diseases such as metatarsus varus and tibial torsion, especially in infants and toddlers.
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