Abstract Purpose The Ponseti method has revolutionized the clubfoot treatment and has
been adopted globally in the past couple of decades. However, most reported results of the …

Aims To analyze outcomes reported in studies of Ponseti correction of idiopathic clubfoot.
Methods A systematic review of the literature was performed to identify a list of outcomes …

Objectives We retrospectively investigated the clinical materials to seek the factors that lead
to relapse after using the Ponseti method. Methods We retrospectively reviewed all children …

Background This study aimed to describe the initial treatment of clubfoot deformity in
Sweden using a national cohort. Secondarily we aimed to analyse the results of the initial …

Background: Being aware of possible gait impairments in Ponseti-treated clubfoot children
might be useful for optimizing initial and additional treatment. Therefore, this systematic …

Background and purpose—After initial clubfoot correction through Ponseti treatment,
recurrence rates range from 26% to 48%. Even though various factors have been associated …

The clubfoot deformity consists of varying degrees of hindfoot varus and equinus with cavus,
forefoot adduction, and internal rotation. 1–3 Idiopathic clubfoot, or congenital talipes …

Aims There is a lack of high-quality research investigating outcomes of Ponseti-treated
idiopathic clubfeet and correlation with relapse. This study assessed clinical and quality of …

Equinus contracture is the most common deformity at clubfoot relapse and causes pain and
functional limitation. It presents a challenge to the orthopaedic surgeon throughout …

Purpose The analysis determined the relapses in clubfoot children treated with Ponseti
technique and standard bracing protocol and their correlation with overall follow up duration …