Abstract
1. The clinical and radiological features of thirty-two feet with congenital vertical talus are described and subdivided into groups determined by the presence or absence of associated abnormalities.
2. The differential diagnosis of congenital vertical talus from flat foot, talipes calcaneus and uncorrected club foot is discussed.
3. No benefit came from either non-operative treatment or tenotomy of the tibialis anterior.
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