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In-Toeing and Out-Toeing in Children

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Description: In-toeing and out-toeing problems are generally physiologic variants that arise from in utero posturing, and that gradually correct spontaneously during the active growing years of the child. Few torsional deformities result in genuine problems. Most residual effects are cosmetic, compounded by the anguish of concerned relatives and friends. Rarely is operative correction warranted. If corrective surgery comes under consideration, it is usually deferred until the patient reaches the age of 10.
James Wiley Can Fam Physician. 1987 March; 33: 637–640.

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Author/Contact: James Wiley
Institution: Can Fam Physician
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