Achieving ankle joint stability through early intervention in an 8yearold with congenital fibular he...

Congenital Fibular Hemimelia (CFH), also known as congenital absence of the fibula, has an incidence of approximately 5.7 20 cases per million live births. Clinically, it manifests as partial or complete absence of the fibula, accompanied by tibial shortening and bowing, ball-and-socket or dish-shaped ankle joints, and tarsal anomalies.