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The Ponseti Brace and the Importance of Parental Compliance

Thursday, November 17, 2011
Medical Services, Foot Disorders, Orthopedics

A St. Louis Children's Hospital physician talks about the responsibilities of parents of children with clubfoot. If clubfoot is treated once, and treatment is not continued, the deformity recurs over time.

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