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Understanding Movement in Children

Motion analysis can help us better understand movement in children with congenital foot disorders and develop a more personalized treatment plan. Our technology, which includes some of the same motion-capture and technical special effects used in movies and video games, collects information that provides Shriners Children’s care teams with guidance for a child's surgery, braces and/or rehabilitation.

Conditions We Treat

Clubfoot / Club feet

Talipes equinovarus (TEV) is the medical term for "clubfoot," and Shriners Children's physicians are specialists in this common and treatable pediatric orthopedic condition.
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Cleft Foot

Characterized by missing toes, a "v-shaped" foot or other visible difference, Shriners Children's orthopedic specialists provide knowledgeable treatment for cleft foot.
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Polydactyly

When your child is born with a condition like polydactyly – the existence of more than five fingers or toes on a single hand or foot – a great relationship with a care provider at Shriners Children's can help you feel secure.
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Macrodactyly

Shriners Children's offers treatment options for macrodactyly, an uncommon condition in which a baby is born with abnormally large fingers or toes. This is caused by an overgrowth of the underlying soft tissues and bone.
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Vertical Talus

Shriners Children's offers casting, stretching and surgery to correct vertical talus, also known as extreme flatfoot or "rocker bottom foot.
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Next Steps

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