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[Congenital equinovarus clubfoot].
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[Causes of failure in the therapy of clubfoot].
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The correction of clubfoot by utilizing the controlled withdrawal reflex.
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Congenital clubfoot: results of treatment.
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[Surgical treatment of recalcitrant clubfoot].
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[Surgical treatment of congenital clubfoot by the Zatsepin method].
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[The law of interdependence of the longitudinal arches of the foot applied to the surgery of inveterate clubfoot in the young child].
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[Contribution to the Scheel operation for clubfoot].
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[Results of tibialis anticus muscle transplantation in the treatment of clubfoot].
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[Pathognominic lesions associated with clubfoot: therapeutic deductions].
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[The embryological development of the foot and its repercussions on the pathogenesis of congenital clubfoot].
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[The treatment of congenital clubfoot at the Kinderspital Basel].
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[Electromyographic study of congenital clubfoot].
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[On the preventive treatment of newborn infants for orthopedic diseases, especially for congenital clubfoot].
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Problems in surgical treatment of congenital clubfoot.
Twenty-three patients with 32 congenital rigid clubfeet treated by posteromedial release were reviewed after a follow-up averaging 33 months. The feet were assessed both clinically and radiologically; a satisfactory result was obtained in 17 feet inspite of residual deformity of forefoot adduction. Early operation and adequate postoperative immobilisation were major factors in contributing to a satisfactory result.