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A member asked:
Only four toes in left leg in new born baby can she walk normally?
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Yes: They seem to do fine with this. Most of the structure that supports walking is actually the forefoot/midfoot & heal. The toes are expendable. I have seen this occasionally from the amniotic band disruption sequence. Your concerns are not unusual.
Answered 2/1/2018
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