Club foot repair is a surgical intervention for correcting clubfoot, a congenital or acquired condition where the foot points down and inward. Various surgical techniques are used to release tight tendons, realign bones, and reshape the foot. Post-surgery, a cast or brace may be applied for several months to maintain proper alignment and promote healing.
Club foot repair is a surgical intervention for correcting clubfoot, a congenital or acquired condition where the foot points down and inward. Various surgical techniques are used to release tight tendons, realign bones, and reshape the foot. Post-surgery, a cast or brace may be applied for several months to maintain proper alignment and promote healing.
Club foot is a condition where the foot turns inward. In Australia, corrective treatments include casts, splints, and surgeries. The Ponseti method, a popular technique, involves gradual manipulation and casting until the feet are aligned.
Australia's healthcare system provides subsidized club foot treatment for children under Medicare. Waiting times may vary depending on location and demand.