Bilateral clubfoot in 25 weeks fetus

2025-05-15 04:10:23
Hi Doctors. I have attached scan images from 20 weeks and 25 weeks gestation. The one showing fetal feet in normal position is the 20 weeks anomaly scan image. No negative findings and both feet were reported to be normal. Later in the 25 weeks scan both feet are seen in inward twisted position. Would it be normal post birth? Is this commonly seen in newborn babies?
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Kindly wait until the child is born.

Answered2025-05-17 23:26:06

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Nothing to worry, may be it is a flexible type of club foot, it can be corrected 100% using plaster after birth

Answered2025-05-16 06:49:34

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No intervention as of now After birth..make sure Baby is taken to an ortho doctor(must)  for screening of deformities..if deformity present..can be treated very well with serial corrective plaster applications. Nothing to worry

Answered2025-05-16 06:15:36

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Cannot comment until baby is born. If at all, baby has club foot , initial treatment is serial casting. Which involves u taking the child to orthopaidician every week.

Answered2025-05-16 03:42:48

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1 in 1000 live births has a chance to born with club foot. Nothing to worry. It can be assessed after delivery and treated with either passive manipulation or by pop, based on the clinical finding.

Answered2025-05-15 17:59:52

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Wait till last month.. once baby fix in uterus, thats final positional No need to worry at this moment

Answered2025-05-16 03:19:32

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