The New York Ponseti Clubfoot Center at the Center for Children, part of Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone, is devoted to the treatment and research of clubfoot, a condition that causes the feet to turn downward and inward. Clubfoot is typically diagnosed during a prenatal ultrasound, though visual confirmation can also be made as soon as a baby is born.
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VIDEO: Our experts care for children with everyday injuries and those who need long-term treatment for chronic musculoskeletal conditions.
From the moment of diagnosis, our team of orthopedic doctors provides education and support to your family and ensures that your child receives immediate and effective care. Most of the babies treated at the New York Ponseti Clubfoot Center show improvement in the first weeks of treatment and learn to walk and run at a similar age to other toddlers.
More than 90 percent of these children require no further treatment and grow up to lead active lives. If your child needs additional care as he or she grows, our doctors offer follow-up treatment and rehabilitation services, ensuring that any changes in your child’s feet are addressed quickly and successfully.
