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Is your child suffering from In-Toeing Gait?

An in-toeing gait is very common in children, and is a frequent complaint of many parents. In fact, an in-toeing gait (pigeon-toed) is the most common rotational deformity seen in pediatric orthopaedics. It might be associated with typical ‘W’ pattern of sitting. The problem may originate from hip, knee, leg or foot.

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Is your child suffering from In-Toeing Gait?

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  1. An in-toeing gait is very common in children, and is a frequent complaint of many parents. In fact, an in-toeing gait (pigeon-toed) is the most common rotational deformity seen in pediatric orthopaedics. It might be associated with typical ‘W’ pattern of sitting. The problem may originate from hip, knee, leg or foot.

  2. The three most common causes of in-toeing in children are femoral anteversion (twisting of the femur/thigh), internal/medial tibial torsion (twisted tibia/shin bone), and metatarsus adductus (curved foot). When the pediatric orthopaedic surgeon evaluates your child he/she will determine if the in- toeing is coming from the hips, legs, or feet.

  3. If your child is suffering from In-Toeing Gait ,then Kidsorthopedics is the best solution for this. The Kids Orthopaedics specialist Dr. Soumya Paik provides advanced treatment facilities by a team of highly experienced and qualified doctors and his staffs. Make an appointment today with us.

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