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Acquired clubfoot

Known as: Acquired equinovarus deformity, club foot 
National Institutes of Health

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15 relations
Clubbing of toesCongenital clubfootCongenital talipes varusFoot

Broader (5)

Congenital AbnormalityCongenital Foot DeformityFetal DiseasesFoot Deformities, Acquired

Narrower (3)

Congenital pes cavusCongenital talipes equinusTalipes valgus

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Review
2011
Review
2011
Results of posteromedial release in resistant Talipes Equinovarus ( Club Foot )
Objective: Talipes Equinovarus (Clubfoot) is one of the most common foot anomalies which can be treated by serial casting… 
2009
2009
Aberrant Tendo-Achilles Tendon in Club Foot: A case report
This case report discusses the presentation and treatment of a baby boy with club foot deformity. He was initially treated by… 
1996
1996
Clinical Result of Surgical Treatment of the Idiopathic Club Foot
1991
1991
Congenital talipes equinovarus (club foot)
1984
1984
Club foot. Observations on the surgical anatomy of dorsiflexion.
Dorsiflexion has been studied in three normal feet and in three feet with talipes equinovarus to determine the anatomical… 
1982
1982
Club Foot: a Neuromuscular Disease
In order to test the possibility that neuromuscular abnormality is the fundamental cause of congenital club foot, a total of 90… 
Highly Cited
1971
Highly Cited
1971
Surgical Correction of the Resistant Club Foot
A method is described for the early one-stage surgical correction of the resistant, idiopathic, congenital club foot that has… 
1964
1964
THE MECHANICS OF THE HIND FOOT IN CLUB FOOT AS DEMONSTRATED RADIOGRAPHICALLY.
1. Lateral radiographs of fifty-seven club feet and seventeen normal feet were taken in forced flexion and forced extension. On… 
1962
1962
The Man with the Club Foot *
Review
1959
Review
1959
An Anatomical and Experimental Study of Muscle Growth
etiological hypotheses attributing the deformity to anomalies of the gene, the nerves, the bones. to pressure and to abnormal… 
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