Pé talo vertical: tratamento pelo método Dobbs – “Ponseti invertido”
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.61443/rto.v23i4.442Keywords:
pé talovertical congênito; método Dobbs; Ponseti invertido; órtese.Abstract
Congenital vertical talus is a condition characterized by dorsal displacement of the navicular over the head of the talus, leading to a flat and rigid foot with a valgus and equinus hindfoot, and a dorsiflexed and abducted midfoot and forefoot. We present an update on the treatment of this condition using the Dobbs Method. This method involves the use of plaster casts, minor surgery, tenotomy, and orthoses, providing an alternative to traditional surgery.
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