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Clubfoot: Emphasis on the Complex and Atypical Subsets.
Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery 2024 January
The Ponseti method has proven to be successful in the treatment of both isolated and non-isolated clubfoot. The method should be executed prior to any pediatric invasive procedures and likewise should be attempted with any pediatric recurrence. A thorough neurologic examination and attention to clinical signs will help distinguish the atypical clubfoot. Despite this approach some children do require return to serial casting, physical therapy, and or surgery to achieve a plantigrade functional foot. Bracing strategies at a time of growth remain key.
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