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Correct spelling of a term for a deformity due to abnormal twisting of the foot is clubfoot.
What do you mean by clubfoot?
A frequent foot deformity in which the foot points downward and inward is referred to as clubfoot or talipes equinovarus (TEV). It affects the foot and lower leg and is present at birth. In males, it occurs 2:1 more frequently than in females. It can affect either or both feet (bilateral in 50%). There is a 1 in 1,000 probability that a kid may be born with clubfoot to parents who have no personal or family medical history of the condition.
However, if they already have a child with clubfoot, there is a 3% (3 in 100) risk that their subsequent offspring will also have the condition. A child with clubfoot has a 20–30% risk of inheriting it from parents who themselves have the condition. This requires extensive care and treatment starting as early as 1 week old and continuing until 4-5 years old or beyond in some circumstances.
Various degrees of stiff, inflexible, and foot symptoms. Achilles tendon (heel cord) that is short and/or tight and the foot is pointed downward. Turning inward is the heel. Wide front foot area, soft, puffy heel-pad, deep heel crease, and overall smaller foot
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