Metatarsus adductus:
-newborns with a metatarsus adductus deformity need to have a hip screening ultrasound because of there being an association with hip dysplasia.
-the majority of children with mild flexible deformities do not need any intervention since the deformity generally improves spontaneously. Sometimes stretching exercises and foot stimulation into active eversion are indicated. Serial casting should be performed very early if the deformity is resistant. Walkers can be provided with anti-varus shoes.
Treatment of the stiff metatarsus adductus can be very difficult without there being any consensus. If the deformity persists after the age of 6 to 8 years it is unlikely that