CURE India is pleased to announce the 177th Medical Training on the Ponseti Method of Clubfoot Management, scheduled for 25 October 2026 at King George’s Medical University (KGMU), Lucknow. This intensive, hands-on workshop aims to strengthen the clinical skills of medical professionals and promote effective, evidence-based approaches to clubfoot correction.
The training will feature distinguished faculty members:
Participants will gain practical insights into standard clubfoot correction techniques, including casting procedures, tenotomy, and deformity correction protocols. The workshop is designed to support clinical learning, improve treatment practices, and help healthcare professionals enhance their expertise in managing children with clubfoot.
The Ponseti method is a widely used, non-surgical approach to treating clubfoot. Appropriate treatment, combined with consistent follow-up and brace use, can help children achieve functional mobility and participate more fully in everyday life.
By providing hands-on learning opportunities and access to experienced pediatric orthopedic specialists, CURE India continues to support capacity building among healthcare professionals and strengthen the delivery of quality clubfoot care.
Every trained healthcare professional can contribute to improving a child’s treatment journey. Through continued medical education, knowledge sharing, and clinical collaboration, CURE India remains committed to expanding awareness and strengthening access to effective clubfoot treatment.
Together, we can empower healthcare professionals, improve clinical practice, and help more children take confident steps towards a healthier future.
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