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Vertical talus (congenital)


Congenital vertical talus (or Rocker Bottom Foot) is a complex congenital foot deformity that includes talonavicular dislocation, calcaneal equinus, and midfoot abduction. This form of clubfoot is more difficult to treat than the classic form. It is necessary to contact centers with specific experience and specialized in the Ponseti method, such as OrthoChildren Center.

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Congenital vertical talus (or Rocker Bottom Foot) is a complex congenital foot deformity that includes talonavicular dislocation, calcaneal equinus, and midfoot abduction. This form of clubfoot is more difficult to treat than the classic form. It is necessary to contact centers with specific experience and specialized in the Ponseti method, such as OrthoChildren Center.

Techniques for pathology Vertical talus (congenital)

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