Conclusion: The friction ridge patterns of the fingers and toes of clubfoot patients (CTEV) are unique and hence can be used for medical and forensic purposes.

Conclusion: The friction ridge patterns of the fingers and toes of clubfoot patients (CTEV) are unique and hence can be used for medical and forensic purposes.

Followed categories will be added to My News. Mr Dynan, 43, from Girards Hill outside Lismore, has talipes, commonly known as clubfoot, a condition he was born with. Yet, in a world with the odds ...

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If you don’t know which supports you should be playing with Varus, here is a list of the best champions to pair up with him in season 15. Key Points The best supports with Varus depend on what kind of ...