Dobbs Clubfoot and Vertical Talus Course June 21, 2024

Participants will benefit from expert presentations on the etiology of the clubfoot, refinement of foot plastering techniques, diagnosis and management of atypical clubfoot , complications of plastering, orthotic strategies and surgical interventions. These presentations will be complemented by practical plastering workshops focusing on deformity correction and the secrets that provide the best results.

The course was developed by our instructors to promote mentoring around the world and to support specialists dealing with congenital foot deformities in children.

Participants are encouraged to prepare clinical or surgical descriptions of patients they work with on a daily basis to present during the course or get advice from our instructors.

All doctors, physiotherapists, medical students and resident physicians are invited to attend the event.

The application form can be found here

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us: marketing@paleyeurope.com

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