Clubfoot or congenital Talipes equino-varus is a congenital foot anomaly with a fixed pattern of deformities which include Cavus, Adductus, Varus, and Equinus. Neglected clubfoot can be related to situations of no treatment, inadequate, insufficient, or discontinued treatment presents in developing and underdeveloped countries. The options for treatment in such cases includes corrective osteotomies, arthrodeses, JESS fixator application or Ilizarov assisted correction Described is the case of CTEV presented late with left foot deformity. The left foot shows forefoot adduction, mid foot cavus and hind foot varus and Equinus at ankle joint. Callosities were present along the lateral border. Limited soft tissue release and Ilizarov fixator assisted distraction was done. Tibialis anterior lateralisation performed after correction in second sitting. The result was painless plantigrade foot with minimal post op scarring.
T1 spina bifida, cervical spine x-ray, cervical spondylosis. We report a 35-year-old female patient who was admitted to our orthopedic department with neck pain for 2 months, radiating to right shoulder and arm region associated with numbness, tingling and paresthesia, with no recent history of any trauma, injury, fall or accident. We have found accidentally a dorsal spinous process schisis, a very rare vertebral abnormality, that we recognized in the X ray cervical spine performed in view of neck pain/cervical spondylosis.
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