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Three dimensional images of the foot taken under loading conditions can provide a valuable clinical tool for the assessment of bone alignment related complaints. However, as these images have to be taken whilst a person is standing, specialised scanners are required to collect the image data. With limited availability of the required specialised equipment, most diagnostic decisions still have to be made based on traditional images, such as weightbearing two dimensional projective radiographic images or non-weightbearing three-dimensional X-ray computed tomography (CT) images, which can be generated with equipment readily available in most clinical settings.