Calcaneo Valgus Deformity (Subscribe)  

a relatively common finding in newborns. The foot has excessive dorsiflexion that allows its dorsum to come into contact with the anterior aspect of the lower leg. The forefoot has an abducted appearance.
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calcaneovalgus (congenital calcaneovalgus) refers to flexible flatfoot in infants and young children;
- frequently seen infant foot disorder w/ forefoot abducted and the ankle severely dorsiflexed;
- mild form may be seen in upto 30% of infants but...

The congenital abnormalities covered in this chapter are: metatarsus adductus, skew foot, congenital clubfoot, calcaneovalgus foot, vertical talus, and tarsal coalition. Author - R. Jay Cummings, M.D. Nemours Children's Clinic Jacksonville, FL 32207

Section in Lovell & Winter's Pediatric Orthopaedics:- Definition, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical features, treatment

Objectives
1. Define malformation, deformation, dysplasia
2. Discuss treatment principles for congenital deformations
3. Describe the natural history for metatarsus adductus and pes calcaneovalgus
4. Discuss treatment for metatarsus adductus and pes calcaneovalgus