Talipes equinovarus


talipes equinovarus talipes e·qui·no·var·us (ĭ-kwī’nō-vâr’əs, ěk’wə-)
n.
A deformity that is a combination of talipes equinus and talipes varus, marked by a plantar-flexed, inverted, and adducted foot.

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