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About the degrees. Oshri has over flexibility and our dr.

recommended putting the shoes on 50 degrees. That's why we wrote

about it to Ponseti.

So you know why he would want to reduce the angle? I didn't here

about this before.

Thanks,

Idit, mom to Oshri, 25 August 03. BL ClubFoot, heavy DBB for 16/24

hours.. http://truly_clubfoot.tripod.com - website in Hebrew. To see

the photos click on the leftist

> Everett is at the 70 degrees (10 months old) and Ponseti spoke of

reducing that rotation at our next visit soon...

> s.

>

>

> here is an email we got from Dr. P a few month ago:

>

> " -After three months the child can be out of the brace about 6-8

> hours a day.

> He should wear it at night and when he naps. Once he starts to

walk,

> he should wear the brace about 12-14 hours a day. It is better to

> keep the shoes in 70 degrees of outward rotation. Your son will

> learn to crawl, pull up to stand, and may even learn to take a few

> steps in the brace.

> I.V.Ponseti, M.D.

> (Joyce Roller, secretary) "

>

> best,

> Idit, mom to Oshri. 10.5 month BL clubfoot. dbb 16h.

>

>

>

>

>

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Dr. Ponseti said something about Everett's feet responding better than average,

holding their angle..... ??? When I learn more about it from Dr. P I'll pass it

along.

s.

Re: Marilouise - DBB Time- degrees

About the degrees. Oshri has over flexibility and our dr.

recommended putting the shoes on 50 degrees. That's why we wrote

about it to Ponseti.

So you know why he would want to reduce the angle? I didn't here

about this before.

Thanks,

Idit, mom to Oshri, 25 August 03. BL ClubFoot, heavy DBB for 16/24

hours.. http://truly_clubfoot.tripod.com - website in Hebrew. To see

the photos click on the leftist

> Everett is at the 70 degrees (10 months old) and Ponseti spoke of

reducing that rotation at our next visit soon...

> s.

>

>

> here is an email we got from Dr. P a few month ago:

>

> " -After three months the child can be out of the brace about 6-8

> hours a day.

> He should wear it at night and when he naps. Once he starts to

walk,

> he should wear the brace about 12-14 hours a day. It is better to

> keep the shoes in 70 degrees of outward rotation. Your son will

> learn to crawl, pull up to stand, and may even learn to take a few

> steps in the brace.

> I.V.Ponseti, M.D.

> (Joyce Roller, secretary) "

>

> best,

> Idit, mom to Oshri. 10.5 month BL clubfoot. dbb 16h.

>

>

>

>

>

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Dr. Ponseti said something about Everett's feet responding better than average,

holding their angle..... ??? When I learn more about it from Dr. P I'll pass it

along.

s.

Re: Marilouise - DBB Time- degrees

About the degrees. Oshri has over flexibility and our dr.

recommended putting the shoes on 50 degrees. That's why we wrote

about it to Ponseti.

So you know why he would want to reduce the angle? I didn't here

about this before.

Thanks,

Idit, mom to Oshri, 25 August 03. BL ClubFoot, heavy DBB for 16/24

hours.. http://truly_clubfoot.tripod.com - website in Hebrew. To see

the photos click on the leftist

> Everett is at the 70 degrees (10 months old) and Ponseti spoke of

reducing that rotation at our next visit soon...

> s.

>

>

> here is an email we got from Dr. P a few month ago:

>

> " -After three months the child can be out of the brace about 6-8

> hours a day.

> He should wear it at night and when he naps. Once he starts to

walk,

> he should wear the brace about 12-14 hours a day. It is better to

> keep the shoes in 70 degrees of outward rotation. Your son will

> learn to crawl, pull up to stand, and may even learn to take a few

> steps in the brace.

> I.V.Ponseti, M.D.

> (Joyce Roller, secretary) "

>

> best,

> Idit, mom to Oshri. 10.5 month BL clubfoot. dbb 16h.

>

>

>

>

>

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Dr. Ponseti said something about Everett's feet responding better than average,

holding their angle..... ??? When I learn more about it from Dr. P I'll pass it

along.

s.

Re: Marilouise - DBB Time- degrees

About the degrees. Oshri has over flexibility and our dr.

recommended putting the shoes on 50 degrees. That's why we wrote

about it to Ponseti.

So you know why he would want to reduce the angle? I didn't here

about this before.

Thanks,

Idit, mom to Oshri, 25 August 03. BL ClubFoot, heavy DBB for 16/24

hours.. http://truly_clubfoot.tripod.com - website in Hebrew. To see

the photos click on the leftist

> Everett is at the 70 degrees (10 months old) and Ponseti spoke of

reducing that rotation at our next visit soon...

> s.

>

>

> here is an email we got from Dr. P a few month ago:

>

> " -After three months the child can be out of the brace about 6-8

> hours a day.

> He should wear it at night and when he naps. Once he starts to

walk,

> he should wear the brace about 12-14 hours a day. It is better to

> keep the shoes in 70 degrees of outward rotation. Your son will

> learn to crawl, pull up to stand, and may even learn to take a few

> steps in the brace.

> I.V.Ponseti, M.D.

> (Joyce Roller, secretary) "

>

> best,

> Idit, mom to Oshri. 10.5 month BL clubfoot. dbb 16h.

>

>

>

>

>

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Sadie's bar is set @ 40 by DR P. Sadie's feet seem to be flexible at

the mid foot and she developed a crease on the outside of both feet

when she was set at 70. In our case, the lesser angle held the

clubfoot coretion but didn't overflex the midfoot.

hopefully that make since:-)

> > Everett is at the 70 degrees (10 months old) and Ponseti spoke of

> reducing that rotation at our next visit soon...

> > s.

> >

> >

> > here is an email we got from Dr. P a few month ago:

> >

> > " -After three months the child can be out of the brace about 6-8

> > hours a day.

> > He should wear it at night and when he naps. Once he starts to

> walk,

> > he should wear the brace about 12-14 hours a day. It is better

to

> > keep the shoes in 70 degrees of outward rotation. Your son will

> > learn to crawl, pull up to stand, and may even learn to take a

few

> > steps in the brace.

> > I.V.Ponseti, M.D.

> > (Joyce Roller, secretary) "

> >

> > best,

> > Idit, mom to Oshri. 10.5 month BL clubfoot. dbb 16h.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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