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Calcaneovalgus foot in a newborn
Characteristic features in achondroplasia include rhizomelic shortening (thighs and upper arms most markedly shortened) and increased lumbar lordosis
Characteristic unicameral bone cyst of proximal humerus
Chiari malformation with cerebellar compression may cause brainstem symptoms in spina bifida
Chondroblastoma is a lucent lesion in the immature epiphysis, most often the proximal humerus
Clinical appearance of anterolateral bow of the tibia secondary to congenital pseudarthrosis
Clinical appearance of severe scoliosis
Clinical photograph of claw-toe deformity
Clinical photograph of hammer toe deformity
Clinical photograph showing increased valgus and the too-many-toes sign on the right foot
Clinical photographs of foot deformity in Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease
Clinodactyly refers to bony angulation of a finger, usually the 5th
Congenital malformations of the cervical vertebrae may also cause torticollis
Coronal images of the MCL
Coronal oblique volume-rendered 3D CT showing reconstruction of the humerus with an allograft (thick arrow marks allograft-host junction)
Coronal T1-weighted image of the ankle, showing a medial talar OCD
Cross-sectional view of the anatomy of the vital structures posterior to the sternoclavicular joint