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What treatments are available for a 15-year-old with severe talipes?
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See a podiatrist: Assuming a clubfoot. A clubfoot is typically a structural deformity detected at birth and is treated. I would recommend seeing a podiatrist and having a complete foot examination which will assess both structure and function and determine what is available or necessary to correct.
Answered 11/30/2014
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