What is Clubfoot?
There are a host of congenital defects that can occur in children. Clubfoot is one such abnormality that is present since birth. It can be detected after birth or in the womb using ultrasound.
Clubfoot, also called ‘Talipes Equinovarus’ (TEV), is a rare birth defect that affects the foot of the baby and causes it to twist inwards. It may affect one, or both the legs and can make it difficult for children to walk normally. In clubfoot, tissues connecting muscles to the tendons (bone) are shorter than the usual.