Assertion: clubfoot's foot | /r/HasProperty | positioned
Facets:
value: abnormally
type: DEGREE
value: in the uterus
type: LOCATION
value: during pregnancy
type: TEMPORAL
value: correctly
type: MANNER
value: sideways
type: LOCATION
value: unusually
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: In the Ponseti method, long-leg casts are applied after the feet are correctly positioned.
text: The foot will be repositioned and recast once or twice a week for several months to ensure the foot remains in the correct position.
text: Depending on where the fetus' feet were placed when the pressure was exerted this would determine if one or both feet were affected or if they were varus (turned inward) or valgus (turned outwards).
text: In cases of clubfoot, an infant’s foot will appear to be positioned sideways or even upsidedown.
text: One of the most common complications which often arise in babies is when the feet of the baby is either deformed or unusually positioned once the baby is born.
text: In the Ponseti method, long-leg plaster casts are applied after the feet are correctly positioned.
text: If the foot is abnormally positioned in the uterus during pregnancy, it may not grow into a normal shape, but this is not usually considered a "true" club foot.
text: In addition, affected individuals may exhibit front-to-back and side-to-side curvature of the spine (kyphoscoliosis); feet that are abnormally positioned (talipes equinovarus or clubfoot); outward displacement of the fingers (ulnar deviation of the fingers); an abnormally short neck; and/or.
text: If the foot is abnormally positioned in the uterus during pregnancy, it may not grow into a normal shape, but this is not usually considered a “true” club foot.
text: The foot is repositioned and a cast is applied.
text: Later, the foot is repositioned and placed in a new cast.