IMSAInternational Medical Sciences Academy

JIMSA › Vol 19 No 4 · October–December 2006

Original · pages 209–212

Role Of Corrective Serial Plaster Cast Application In Management Of CTEV Presenting With Moderate Delay

J.P.S. Walia B.S. Brar, Parveen Garg

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J.P.S. Walia B.S. Brar, Parveen Garg. Role Of Corrective Serial Plaster Cast Application In Management Of CTEV Presenting With Moderate Delay. J Int Med Sci Acad. 2006;19(4):209–212.

Opening of the article

The present study aims at studying the role of corrective serial POP cast in the management of CTEV cases presenting with moderate delay. 30 patients with type II CTEV deformity were included in the study and evaluated clinically according to the grading in the oxford clubfoot programme before serial casting was began. Radiographs of the foot were taken before casting was began. Six corrective serial casts were applied at 15 days intervals. After a follow up period of 3 months, all clinical and radiological tests conducted at the start of the study were repeated. The degree of correction in each foot and residual deformity were noted.

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