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Foot Deformities (6):
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Foot Deformities
Foot & Ankle International (31)11 2010
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I arthritis preoperatively were grouped together as ``no to minimal arthritis'' (Group 1) and those with Grade II and III arthritis preoperatively as ``moderate to severe arthritis'' (Group 2). There were 14 ankles in Group 1 and eight ankles in Group 2. Mean followup was 60.4 months.
Mean AOFAS and...
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PMID: 21189185
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Foot & Ankle International (31)11 2010
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Clinical decision making for the management of foot deformities in children with cerebral palsy is based on the collection and integration of data from 5 sources: the clinical history, physical examination, plain radiographs, observational gait analysis, and quantitative gait analysis (which include...
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PMID: 20868886
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Saudi medical journal (31)6 2010
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American Journal of Roentgenology (194)6 Suppl 2010
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The educational objectives for this self-assessment module are for the participant to exercise, self-assess, and improve his or her understanding of the imaging spectrum of pediatric foot alignment issues.
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PMID: 20489118
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American Journal of Roentgenology (194)6 Suppl 2010
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This study shows a high prevalence of spinal deformity, limb malalignment, and foot abnormality in PWS. The prevalences of musculoskeletal abnormalities were not found to be affected by age, genotype, or obesity. However, several musculoskeletal abnormalities were found to be correlated with each ot...
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PMID: 20502241
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The response rate was 72%; 87.5% of responders (n = 1,901) completed the alignment questions. Increased risk of isolated knee OA occurred with early adult varus (adjusted OR 5.16, 95% CI 2.87-9.41) and valgus knees (adjusted OR 3.16, 95% CI 1.04-9.64). The positive association between knee OA and to...
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PMID: 20391503
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Journal of wound care (19)4 2010
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A total of 230 diabetic patients (93.9% had type 2 diabetes mellitus and 6.1% had type 1) were analysed. The mean age was 67.7 years (+/- 10.8). Just under half (47.4%) were female. The mean duration of diabetes was 12.6 years (+/- 10.5) years. 70.4% of the patients had diabetic neuropathy (confiden...
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PMID: 20379125
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Progressive gait ataxia due to pallhypasthesia and loss of position sense with areflexia remained the only symptoms. Pes cavus deformity was a notable clinical feature in all cases. There was no involvement of other systems and all patients remained fully ambulatory. There was no cardiac involvement...
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PMID: 20018441
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La Revue du praticien (60)3 2010
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Forefoot chronic pain is a frequent problem in daily clinical practice. Mechanical pathology of the forefoot, usually called static metatarsalgia, represents the most frequent reason for consultation in pathology of the foot. The cause is a functionnal disorder or anatomic derangement of the forefoo...
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PMID: 20402124
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La Revue du praticien (60)3 2010
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The hindfoot is the part of the foot which is proximal to the midtarsal joint. The obvious causes of pain are not considered (post-traumatic etiologies, sprains and fractures but also cutaneous lesions). The main etiologies on the subject are successively exposed by following the localization of the...
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PMID: 20402125
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La Revue du praticien (60)3 2010
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We must recommend wearing other shoes and sometimes an orthoplasty which is not covered by health insurance. Sole orthesis are quite effective for most pathologies causing pain when walking, and involving the foot sole or starting in the foot. Realised by an approved splint technician, they are cove...
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PMID: 20402126
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La Revue du praticien (60)3 2010
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We can quiet parents. Flatfoot, cavus foot toewalking can be alone symptom for a general disease. Then it is important to think to it and to do some others checkup. It may be necessary to have some opinion from different paediatric specialists like orthopaedic, neuroiogic, myologic. The follow-up of...
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PMID: 20402128
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We report a 36-year-old man who developed weakness of his left little finger adduction 3 years earlier. The weakness progressed to his other limbs. Examination revealed mildly high-arched feet with asymmetric weakness of ulnar-innervated muscles (left > right) and asymmetric weakness of peroneal-inn...
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PMID: 20215982
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Evidence for preventive strategies to lessen running injuries is needed as these occur in 40%-50% of runners on an annual basis. Many factors influence running injuries, but strong evidence for prevention only exists for training modification primarily by reducing weekly mileage. Two anatomical fact...
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PMID: 20463502
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Computer assistance was valuable for locating and quantifying this antebrachial deformity and conceptualising the corrective surgery. The results of our study suggest that rapid prototyping can be used to create models and saw guides to simplify one-stage corrective osteotomies and more accurately t...
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PMID: 20740255
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Ankle replacement continues to be a viable option for treating patients with ankle arthritis. Over the past 10 years, there has been a significant increase in the number of ankle replacement systems available for use. Current controversy centers on whether fixed- or mobile-bearing devices are most a...
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PMID: 20415392
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Der Orthopäde (39)1 2010
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There is a multitude of neurological diseases which may lead to neuro-orthopaedic problems and subsequently to neurogenic foot deformities. For this reason the diagnostician will be consistently surprised that there is a great multitude of different foot abnormalities and that not on...
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PMID: 20033804
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Overall patient satisfaction was good. The results were very satisfactory in five procedures, satisfactory in ten, moderately satisfactory in two, unsatisfactory in one, and very unsatisfactory in one procedure. The AOFAS hindfoot score was on average 82.5 +/- 16. The talus-metatarsal I angle signif...
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PMID: 20067719
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Foot and Ankle Clinics (14)3 2009
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Foot and Ankle Clinics (14)3 2009
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The most common multiplanar deformity of the midfoot is pes planovalgus. Clinically, the flatfoot is characterized by a depressed or absent medial longitudinal arch accompanied by forefoot abduction and, in some cases, by supination of the forefoot and valgus angulation of the hindfoot. This article...
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PMID: 19712881
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Foot and Ankle Clinics (14)3 2009
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Skewfoot is a rare deformity characterized by forefoot adduction and hindfoot valgus. Its etiology and natural history are unknown, although congenital and syndromic forms are observed. Currently, there is no consent about the treatment of skewfoot. Due to its potential resistance to the effects of...
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PMID: 19712883
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Harvard Health Letter (34)10 2009
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Lapidus Arthrodesis is probably the most versatile procedure of the foot and ankle surgeon. The procedure was conceived initially for the surgical treatment of met primus adductus associated with hallux valgus, but has also been used for the treatment of a variety of other conditions...
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PMID: 19505642
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The dorsal longitudinal tendon-splitting approach for surgical treatment of Haglund's deformity is an efficient, undemanding and safe method alternative to lateral or medial approaches used more often. It allows for concurrent treatment of several pathological conditions at the insertion site of the...
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PMID: 19595283
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We retrospectively evaluated 38 patients who had a total of 52 triple arthrodeses. The average age at the time of operation was 14.2 years and the mean followup period was 10.2 years. Results were rated good in 17 feet, fair in 28 and poor in 7. Talonavicular pseudarthrosis was observed in two feet,...
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PMID: 19681326
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We performed bone lengthening surgery on 12 metacarpals and 14 metatarsals of 15 patients. The mean age for metacarpal and metatarsal lengthening was 14.5 (10-21) and 17.5 (10-25) years, respectively. We used a unilateral or a circular external fixator. The mean healing index of the metacarpals and...
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PMID: 18092161
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Mean follow-up was 9.8 years (range, 1-25). Mean AOFAS score at follow-up was 69.2/100 points (range, 14-100). Pain decreased considerably in 75% of cases, and 68% of patients recovered normal activity. The foot was aligned correctly in 67% of cases. At last follow-up, pes cavus remained undercorrec...
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PMID: 19467941
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MMW Fortschritte der Medizin (151)20 2009
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The prevalence of previous foot ulceration was 16% while that of previous amputation was 8%. Neuropathy was present in 42% of the study subjects and was significantly associated with age, male gender, duration of diabetes, random blood sugar, systolic blood pressure and the presence of foot deformit...
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PMID: 20084992
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We describe a retrospective review of the clinical and radiological parameters of 32 feet in 30 patients (10 men and 20 women) who underwent correction for malalignment of the hindfoot with a modified double arthrodesis through a medial approach. The mean follow-up was 21 months (13 to 37). Fusion w...
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PMID: 19407294
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23 of 32 patients with flexible medial malalignment of the lesser toes II and/or III were followed up after a mean of 19 months. Medial malalignment could be reduced markedly (preoperatively 28 degrees, postoperatively 6 degrees). Four patients treated with the tendon transfer alone developed a recu...
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PMID: 19326070
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These results indicate the need re-evaluation of navicular drop values in order to identify normal and abnormal subtalar pronation. The assessment of eccentric contractions is also proposed when examining invertors and evertors isokinetic strength....
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PMID: 20307446
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In comparison with the barefoot condition, orthoses increased significantly the 1st metatarsal declination angle by 1.9 degrees (p<0.01), and the Djian-Annonier angle by 1.1 degrees (p=0.02). The calcaneal inclination angle decreased significantly by an average of 3.0 degrees (p<0.01). Wearing ortho...
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PMID: 20307443
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We analysed the functional adaptation of the first and second metatarsal bones to altered strain in flexible flatfoot. Fifty consecutive women (20-40 years of age) were enrolled: 31 patients with a flexible flatfoot and metatarsalgia (59 feet) and 19 controls with asymptomatic feet (37 feet). They w...
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PMID: 18663446
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All of the measures of fixation strength were statistically greater in specimens treated with a plate rather than with screw fixation. Plate fixation provided approximately twice the resistance to disruption of the osteotomy under cyclic loading conditions. CONCLUSION: The dorsal plate is biomechani...
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PMID: 19254509
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Reossification and reoperation rates with fat graft interposition in our series were lower than in most published reports of EDB interposition. Ankle and subtalar motion improved in a vast majority of the patients, and most patients returned to sport without requiring further surgery. Resection of a...
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PMID: 19568010
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The surgical management of calcaneal fractures presents with several obstacles to the treating physician. Many experienced surgeons acknowledge a steep and significant learning curve in the operative management of calcaneal fractures. Nonoperative management of displaced intra-articular calcaneal fra...
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PMID: 19121755
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Charcot neuroarthropathy is often a devastating diabetic foot complication that poses a great risk for limb loss and can have a significant impact on a patient's quality of life in the presence of multiple existing comorbidities. It is a progressive and debilitating condition characterized by joint d...
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PMID: 19121758
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Clinical Biomechanics (23)10 2008
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Both devices were effective at reducing eversion velocity and excursion. As compared to the no-orthotic condition, the custom device significantly decreased eversion velocity (P=0.03), while the semi-custom device showed a trend toward decreased eversion velocity (P=0.09). Eversion excursion was sig...
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PMID: 18757124
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Gait & Posture (28)4 2008
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Charcot–Marie–Tooth (CMT) disease often presents with peripheral muscle imbalance associated with a painful cavus (medial high-arched) foot deformity which becomes increasingly severe and rigid as the disease progresses. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of pes cavus on foot...
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PMID: 18456499
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Certain foot deformities were predictive of ulceration, although there was no relationship between clinical foot deformity and ulcer location....
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PMID: 18829126
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Orthopedics (31)10 2008
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We believe the Taylor spatial frame is a very powerful and accurate surgical modality with a relatively short learning curve for the correction for most difficult foot deformities....
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PMID: 19226012
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The surgical repair of unstable midfoot and hindfoot deformities in the high-risk patient remains a challenge with little guidance available in the literature. The author presents a proposed surgical intervention for midfoot and hindfoot deformities utilizing a minimally invasive soft-tissue and oss...
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PMID: 18722905
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Tendon lengthening and transfer are essential surgical procedures for every foot and ankle surgeon to master, because they are useful in restoring balance and correcting flexible foot deformities. These techniques are even more useful in treating the high-risk patient, because they involve minimal s...
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PMID: 18722899
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Corrective midfoot osteotomies involve complete separation of the forefoot and hindfoot through the level of the midfoot, followed by uni-, bi-, or triplanar realignment and arthrodesis. This technique can be performed through various approaches; however, in the high-risk patient, percutaneous and m...
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PMID: 18722906
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This article focuses on minimal-incision metatarsal osteotomies for treating ulcerative lesions related to hallux valgus deformities and central and fifth metatarsal plantar ulcerations to correct the structural deformity responsible for the ulceration. The authors presented a structured review of t...
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PMID: 18722901
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We describe here a case of seizure-like activity after propofol-induced conscious sedation accompanied by a prolactin rise, together suggesting that the event was ictal....
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PMID: 18482853
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La Revue de Médecine Interne (29 Suppl 2) 2008
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Foot care prevention programs can reduce the occurrence of foot ulcerations and amputations. The most important factor related to the development of foot ulcer is peripheral neuropathy, associated with loss of pain. Neuropathy can be associated with peripheral vascular disease and foot deformities....
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PMID: 18822252
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Child's Nervous System (24)7 2008
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We report a 19-month-old girl with an underdeveloped right leg and pes varus detected when she was 1 month old; lumbosacral magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed syringomyelia. She developed recurrent urinary tract infections and consulted our department with a diagnosis of congenital neurogenic...
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PMID: 18351361
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The higher frequency of heart defects seen in SHFM1 and SHFM5 of the mapped patient group raises the question as to whether common mechanisms/genetic players are involved. Candidate genes for SHFM1 and SHFM5 include members of the DLX homeobox gene family.
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PMID: 18383509
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Foot and Ankle Clinics (13)2 2009
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This article focuses on the cavovarus foot shape, with particular emphasis on those patients who have Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease. Recent greater understanding of this deformity has led to a better appreciation of how the underlying condition drives deformity progression and treatment of the problems...
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PMID: 18457773
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Foot and Ankle Clinics (13)2 2009
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This article describes one surgeon's experience in pediatric orthopedic surgery. His experiences treating cavovarus/supinated foot deformities and external tibial torsion are described.Article OutlineReferences
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PMID: 18457777
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