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A 1-year-old toddler presents to the outpatient clinic with the parents concerned about their child being pigeon-toed.. The grandparents state a positive family history of clubfoot.
 
  The family is sure it's clubfoot, and that the child is going to be deformed and disabled now. Upon physical examination, the child would have which of the following characteristics? 1. Fixed deformity in equinus, tight heel cords, inability to place foot flat on the ground, or walking on supinated feet
   2. Tight hamstrings and walking on tiptoes
   3. Forefoot abduction and heel in neutral alignment
   4. Inward rotated tibia shafts
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