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Doctors, what are tellipes? does it have something to do with the feet?
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Club foot : Do you mean talipes? Talipes equinovarus is a condition where the feet are sharply turned inwards. This is a deformity that exists at birth and can usually be corrected.
Answered 2/10/2015
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