In-toeing Gait

In children affected by this condition, the feet point inward.

• Children under the age of 2, inward curvature of the feet (Metatarsus Adductus)
• In toddlers, inward twisting of the leg (Tibia Intorsion)
• In school–age children, malrotation of the thigh bone (Femoral Anteversion)

In severe cases, children may trip easily especially when running.

• Symptoms may improve over time.
• Adjust sitting posture
  
• In older adolescents with severe in-toeing, thigh bone surgery for de-rotation may be necessary.

• Dr Andrew Lim
• Professor James Hui
• Professor Lee Eng Hin
• Dr Rishi Malhotra
• Dr Sharon Tan
• Dr Peter Lee