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The foot and ankle manifestations of Friedreich Ataxia follow a predictable but progressive pattern that…

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The foot and ankle manifestations of Friedreich Ataxia follow a predictable but progressive pattern that Lancaster County patients, families, and neurologists should recognize early — because timely orthopedic intervention during the flexible stages of deformity consistently produces better outcomes than waiting until structural changes have become fixed and rigid. The characteristic foot deformity of Friedreich Ataxia is cavovarus

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