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CTEV correction by Ponseti Method of Casting

What are the symptoms of CTEV?

One or both feet are turned inward and downward.
The foot appears small and has a rigid, abnormal shape.
Difficulty in moving the foot or walking normally.

What is CTEV correction by Ponseti method of casting?

CTEV correction by Ponseti method of casting is a non-surgical approach used to treat Congenital Talipes Equinovarus (CTEV), commonly known as clubfoot. It involves a series of plaster casts applied to gradually correct the foot deformity. This method is named after Dr. Ignacio Ponseti, who developed it to gently reposition the foot into a normal alignment.

What are the causes of CTEV?

Genetic factors or family history of the condition.
Abnormal positioning of the fetus in the womb.
Potential disruptions in the development of the foot and ankle during pregnancy.

How is CTEV treated using the Ponseti method?

Initial casting: Soft plaster casts are applied to gradually correct the foot’s position.
Weekly cast changes: Each week, the casts are changed to further adjust the foot’s alignment.
Achilles tendon release: In some cases, a minor surgical procedure may be performed to lengthen the Achilles tendon if necessary.
Follow-up with bracing: After the casting phase, braces are used to maintain the corrected position and prevent relapse.

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