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Does club foot with sandal gap deformity mean a chromosomal disorder?
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Hereditary: Club foot is a deformity than can be seen in certain populations more than others, and if a parent has clubfoot there is a chance that a child may have it. The sandal gap refers to the appearance of the big toe being further away from the other toes when an ultrasound is performed on the fetus in the womb.
Answered 1/26/2017
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