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7%). Changes were not related to clubfoot severity or laterality (P.05). In most (76.9%) unilateral cases, there was concordance of nail changes between clubfoot and non-affected foot. At re-evaluation (follow-up time 410±207days), nail problems were more frequent (53.3%); ingrown toenail was the most common (21.6%). The presence of nail alterations seems not to be caused by clubfoot pathology and could be related to unfavorable local condition in the brace. The presence of nail alterations seems not to be caused by clubfoot path
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