CVT is the second common foot deformity. In this disease the angle of the talus bone is vertically oriented and hence the shape of the foot becomes plano-valgus, a deformity opposite to that of clubfoot. This forms a rigid plano-valgus deformity which frequently requires surgical correction. Sometimes in neonatal age plaster cast “reverse ponseti” can be applied for correction.

Two years old boy with bilateral vertical talus-corrective surgery was done to get the correct alignment of the talus and restore the arch of the foot.