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1. The first step in the treatment of congenital clubfoot is to consult with a medical professional specialized in orthopedics or pediatric orthopedics.
2. The healthcare provider will conduct a thorough physical examination of the affected foot and may order additional tests, such as X-rays, to assess the severity and specific characteristics of the clubfoot.
3. Treatment often begins shortly after birth and aims to correct the position and alignment of the foot through gentle manipulation, stretching, and casting. This method is known as the Ponseti method.
4. The Ponseti method involves the gradual correction of the clubfoot through a series of casts applied at regular intervals, usually weekly. The casting process is painless but requires expertise and careful monitoring.
5. Once the foot is adequately corrected, a minor surgical procedure called a tendo-Achilles lengthening may be performed to lengthen the Achilles tendon, allowing for improved foot positioning and flexibility.
6. After the cast is removed, a maintenance phase follows, during which a brace, typically an orthopedic footwear or a Denis Browne splint, is worn to prevent relapse. The brace is usually worn for several months, gradually reducing the frequency until it is only used at night.
7. Rehabilitation exercises and physical therapy are often recommended to further improve the range of motion, strength, and overall function of the treated foot.
8. Regular follow-up appointments with the healthcare provider are essential to monitor the progress of treatment and address any concerns or complications that may arise.

Who needs treatment of congenital clubfoot:

1. Babies born with congenital clubfoot require treatment.
2. Congenital clubfoot is a common deformity characterized by an inwardly rotated and fixed position of the foot and ankle at birth.
3. Both feet can be affected, but in most cases, only one foot is involved.
4. Treatment is generally initiated soon after birth to take advantage of the infant's malleable bones and soft tissues, making correction more manageable.
5. It is crucial to seek treatment promptly as the deformity can worsen over time and impact the child's ability to walk and perform daily activities.
6. The Ponseti method, with its gentle manipulations and casting, has proven to be highly effective in addressing clubfoot deformity and preventing long-term complications.
7. Early intervention allows for the best possible outcomes and reduces the need for more invasive or extensive treatment methods, such as extensive soft tissue releases or bony surgeries.
8. A multidisciplinary approach involving orthopedic surgeons, physical therapists, and other healthcare professionals is commonly employed to provide comprehensive care for infants with congenital clubfoot.

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The purpose of treatment of congenital clubfoot is to correct the deformity and improve the function of the affected foot.

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