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Transfersof the tendon of the tibialis posterior through the interosseous membrane to the third cuneiform bone were performed on 6 paralytic club feet (5 cases), and all of them resulted in reverse deformities such as calcaneovalgus or planovalgus. Causes of these revers deformities seem to be the reverse muscle imbalance produced by the transferd muscle and other spastic or flaccid muscles and loss of the stabilizing function of the tibialis posterior on the subtalar joint.