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Crooked toes in an infant

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  • Crooked toes
    • Most resolve with weight-bearing (assuming shoes and socks fit comfortably)
    • This deformity rarely causes symptoms. Most cases resolve over time without treatment. Active treatment, such as stretching, taping, or splinting, has not been shown to affect outcome.

Reference

  1. Baird DC, Dickison CG, Spires HI. Lower Extremity Abnormalities in Children. Am Fam Physician. 2025 Feb;111(2):125-139

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