Dennis Browne Shoe is used for which deformity?

Dennis Browne Shoe is used for which deformity?

• A. Congenital clubfoot (Talipes Equino Varus)
• B. Clubfoot
• C. Wrist drop
• D. Radial nerve injury

Answer: (A)

Dennis Browne Shoe is a post-correction orthosis used to manage congenital clubfoot (talipes equinovarus). It consists of two shoes joined by a bar to keep the feet held in abduction and the hindfoot aligned after casting or corrective procedures. This positioning helps maintain the correction and reduces relapse as the child grows. It is specific to the clubfoot deformity and not used for conditions like wrist drop or radial nerve injury, which involve different parts of the body and different treatment needs.

Dennis Browne Shoe is a post-correction orthosis used to manage congenital clubfoot (talipes equinovarus). It consists of two shoes joined by a bar to keep the feet held in abduction and the hindfoot aligned after casting or corrective procedures. This positioning helps maintain the correction and reduces relapse as the child grows. It is specific to the clubfoot deformity and not used for conditions like wrist drop or radial nerve injury, which involve different parts of the body and different treatment needs.