Cleft Foot
Characterized by missing toes, a V-shaped foot or other visible difference, our orthopedic specialists provide knowledgeable treatment for cleft foot – a rare condition affecting fewer than one in 1 million babies.
Cleft foot is a congenital condition, meaning your baby was born with it after the foot didn't properly develop while in the womb. Many times, the condition will be diagnosed during pregnancy. Otherwise, cleft foot is clearly visible upon birth.
Cleft foot may be associated with cleft hand; however, there is no association with cleft lip or palate. Many times, cleft foot has a genetic origin. For that reason, our geneticist can provide counseling or education regarding cleft deformity.
Specific treatments and services may vary by location. Please contact a specific location for more information.
Despite what can appear to be a significant deformity at birth, children with cleft foot are generally able to run, play and enjoy all of the typical activities of childhood.
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