Dobbs Clubfoot and Vertical Talus Course - June 21, 2024

Attendees will benefit from expert presentations on the etiology of clubfoot, perfecting clubfoot/vertical talus casting, recognizing and casting of the atypical clubfoot subset, casting complications, bracing strategies, and surgical intervention. These talks are complemented by a hands-on casting course that focuses on deformity correction and the pearls that improve outcomes.

Our instructors have developed this course to promote mentorship worldwide and assist with the success of physicians treating congenital foot conditions of children. We encourage attendees to bring any clinical or surgical cases to the course to present or seek guidance from our instructors.

Our team welcomes all physicians (MD, DPM, DO), surgeons, physical therapists, medical students, and medical residents.

The registration form can be found here.

For any inquiries, feel free to contact us at marketing@paleyeurope.com

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