talipes

• “The term "talipes" is commonly used to include all these, but here it will be restricted to that form in which the heel is more or less elevated, and the foot supinated so that it rests on its lateral border -- _talipes equino-varus_.”

  Manual of Surgery Volume Second: Extremities—Head—Neck. Sixth Edition.

• “Musculature of legs was in a constant mild clonus, and the right foot was kept in position of talipes equinovarus.”

  Studies in Forensic Psychiatry

• “He had read everything in the library which treated of talipes in its various forms.”

  Of Human Bondage

• “His reading told him that whatever might have been done when he was a small boy, and then treatment of talipes was not as skilful as in the present day, there was small chance now of any great benefit.”

  Of Human Bondage

• “I suppose you've got talipes equinus?" he said, turning suddenly to”

  Of Human Bondage

• “Jacobs accepted with pleasure, since he was interested just then in neglected talipes and was getting together materials for a paper.”

  Of Human Bondage

• “Massage is a valuable remedy in the complicated local nerve-troubles, so frequently caused by a condition of talipes valgus.”

  Massage and the Original Swedish Movements

• “(See rules for treating paralysis on page 124.) In talipes equino-varus where the toes come to the floor and the heel is drawn up and the foot inverted we massage the tibialis anticus, peroneus tertius and peroneus longus principally.”

  Massage and the Original Swedish Movements

• “In talipes equino-varus where the toes touch the floor and the heel is drawn up and the foot is everted, we treat the tibialis anticus and the peroneus tertius principally.”

  Massage and the Original Swedish Movements

• “In talipes calcaneus, where the heel only touches the floor, we massage the posterior part of the leg to strengthen the soleus and gastrocnemius.”

  Massage and the Original Swedish Movements

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