Assertion: clubfoot's foot | /r/HasProperty | affected
Facets:
value: especially
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: if only one foot is affected, it is usually slightly shorter than the other, especially at the heel
text: It can also be detected before birth by ultrasound, especially if both feet are affected.
text: One or both feet may be affected.
text: If only 1 foot was affected, it may be about 1½ shoe sizes smaller than the other foot.
text: In addition, most of the cases of clubfoot appear bilaterally, meaning, both feet are affected.
text: The child’s mobility can be limited slightly and the foot which is affected can be up to 1 to 1 ½ shoe sizes smaller than the foot which is not affected.
text: One or both feet may be affected and the feet may not look the same.
text: This type of deformity affects approximately one birth out of 1,000 and in about 50% of cases both feet are affected (bilateral clubfoot).
text: One or both feet may be affected.
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: • Where only one foot is affected, the clubfoot is likely to be smaller and broader than the normal foot.
text: Where both feet are affected, one foot is still likely to be slightly smaller than the other.
text: One or both feet may be affected.
text: One or both feet may be affected, and cases vary in severity.
text: If both feet are affected, as they are in about half of all cases, the toes will turn in toward each other rather than pointing straight ahead.
text: If both feet are affected, the child may walk on the balls of his feet or on another part of the foot such as the side or top.
text: One or both feet may be affected.
text: Fifty percent of patients with club foot have bilateral club foot (both feet are affected).
text: One or both feet may be affected.
text: If both feet are affected, the child walks on the balls of the feet or, if the feet are badly twisted, on the sides or even the top part of the feet instead of the soles.
text: With expert early treatment, most patients grow up to wear regular shoes (one side may be a size smaller then the other if only one foot was affected), can take part in sports, and lead full and active lives.
text: Clubfoot is diagnosed by a health care provider’s examination, where one foot (unilateral) or both feet (bilateral) may be affected.
text: Clubfoot is diagnosed by a health care provider’s examination, where one foot (unilateral) or both feet (bilateral) may be affected.
text: The symptoms of clubfoot are noticed at birth and include: - Noticeable deformity in foot - Stiffness in ankle or in foot tendons - Calf appears shorter than the other leg (in cases where only one foot is affected) - Foot or feet turned or twisted awkwardly - Affected foot lacks the normal range of motion
text: One foot or both feet can be affected.
text: One foot or both feet can be affected.
text: if only one foot is affected, it is typically slightly shorter than the other, particularly at the heel;
text: One or both feet may be affected.