Clubfoot, Pediatric

<bold>FIG. 8.25.</bold> The clue to the diagnosis of clubfoot is that the sole of the foot and the toes are in the same plane as the longitudinal axis of the leg.

<bold>FIGURE 58-12</bold> Severe clubfoot deformity. (<bold>A</bold>) The heel is in severe varus, and the forefoot is adducted and inverted. (<bold>B</bold>) The cavus deformity results from the slightly pronated position of the forefoot in relation to the hindfoot. (From Weinstein S.L., Buckwalter J.A. [1994]. <italic>Turek's orthopaedics</bold> [5th ed.]. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott.)

<bold>Figure 11. 12. CT image of asymptomatic patient with partial anomalous pulmonary venous return. A,</bold> Axial image shows vessel draining from right lung into superior vena cava. <bold>B,</bold> 3D CT Posterior view. 3D image demonstrates no superior right pulmonary vein in the usual location. The anomalous vessel can be seen near the top of the picture. <bold>C,</bold> 3D CT Anterior view. 3D workstation used to highlight two anomalous right pulmonary veins that were present draining into the superi...