Clubfoot is a congenital pathology. It appears before birth without hereditary causes and no found causes .
The foot of the new born is deformed, it is turned inward (varus) with an extension of the ankle ( equine ) .
This is a condition that must be managed quickly by specialists (doctors and physiotherapists) . Parental involvement in treatment is essential to the success of this one.
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