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== Objective<br> ==
== Objective  ==
The Pirani Score is an easy to use tool developed to assess the severity of each components of a clubfoot. It is used both as a means to assess the severity of the clubfoot at initial presentation and for ongoing monitoring of the patients’ progress. An increase in the Pirani Score between visits may be an indication that a relapse of deformity is occurring. 


== Intended Population<br>  ==
== Intended Population ==


== Method of Use  ==
== Method of Use  ==

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The Pirani Score is an easy to use tool developed to assess the severity of each components of a clubfoot. It is used both as a means to assess the severity of the clubfoot at initial presentation and for ongoing monitoring of the patients’ progress. An increase in the Pirani Score between visits may be an indication that a relapse of deformity is occurring. 

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