Complex, atypical clubfoot: follow-up after up to 16 years reveals a high risk of relapse but good functional and radiological outcomes

Loose, Oliver; Fernández, Francisco Fernández; Langendoerfer, Micha; Wirth, Thomas; Eberhardt, Oliver

doi:10.1007/s00402-023-04840-y

Arch Orthop Trauma Surg

2023

DOI: 10.1007/s00402-023-04840-y

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Complex, atypical clubfoot: follow-up after up to 16 years reveals a high risk of relapse but good functional and radiological outcomes

Oliver Loose

Francisco Fernández Fernández

Micha Langendoerfer

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Pie equinovaro complejo: mis 5 consejos para una evaluación y tratamiento adecuados con el método de Ponseti

Masquijo,

Arana

2023

Acta Ortopédica Mexicana

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Complex clubfoot is a term used to describe a subset of patients that received previous treatment, and have distinctive anatomical features: severe equinus, with short first metatarsal, hyperextended big toe, severe plantar flexion of all metatarsals and deep folds through the sole of the foot and above the heel. Most complex clubfeet appear to be idiopathic and is usually associated with a poor casting technique. Complex clubfoot requires an early recognition and an adjustment of the casting protocol using the four finger Ponseti technique. This article gives the treating physician a general overview of the evaluation, treatment, and outcomes of complex clubfoot with the Ponseti method.

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Pie equinovaro complejo: mis 5 consejos para una evaluación y tratamiento adecuados con el método de Ponseti

Masquijo,

Arana

2023

Acta Ortopédica Mexicana

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Complex, atypical clubfoot: follow-up after up to 16 years reveals a high risk of relapse but good functional and radiological outcomes

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Pie equinovaro complejo: mis 5 consejos para una evaluación y tratamiento adecuados con el método de Ponseti

Pie equinovaro complejo: mis 5 consejos para una evaluación y tratamiento adecuados con el método de Ponseti

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