The club foot might be one of the most common growth problems in young horses, writes Marcia King in the April edition of The Horse. Affecting youngsters primarily between birth and six months of ...

Club feet are also seen in neurologic or in some musculoskeletal disorders, e.g. cerebral palsy, spina bifida, arthrogryposis multiplex congenital and others. Is it common among newborns in the UAE?

I was born with a club foot, that was corrected at birth. Is this a condition that could be passed on to a child. Would like to have a baby, but I am too afraid. Answer::Club foot is not usually ...

But a true club foot is completely fixed in that position, so there’s no way you can manipulate that foot to make it straight. So that’s a diagnosis we tend to make either antenatally ...