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Ponseti Method for Non-Surgical Treatment of Child Foot Deformities

Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Medical Services, Foot Disorders, Orthopedics

About one baby in 1,000 born in the U.S. is born with the foot deformity known as clubfoot. Non-surgical treatment of clubfoot using the Ponseti method of casting and serial bracing is widely known as the most effective way to treat the condition.

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