Visual vs. Angular: Clinical Utility of the Plumbline Method alongside Modified Sgarlato's Angle in Metatarsus Adductus Diagnosis

Authors

• Kyle Lorenzo, Doctors HospitalFollow
• Trisha Tee, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
• Pedro Perez Menendez, Baptist Health Orthopedic CareFollow
• Katherine Canada, Baptist Health Orthopedic CareFollow
• Taylor Wingo, Doctors HospitalFollow
• Jorge Gil, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
• Thomas SanGiovanni, Doctors Hospital, South Miami Hospital, South Miami Medical Arts and Surgery Center, West Kendall Baptist HospitalFollow
• Cary Chapman, Doctors Hospital; Baptist Health Orthopedic CareFollow

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Publication Date

4-30-2026

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Recommended Citation

Lorenzo, Kyle; Tee, Trisha; Perez Menendez, Pedro; Canada, Katherine; Wingo, Taylor; Gil, Jorge; SanGiovanni, Thomas; and Chapman, Cary, "Visual vs. Angular: Clinical Utility of the Plumbline Method alongside Modified Sgarlato's Angle in Metatarsus Adductus Diagnosis" (2026). 2026 Baptist Health Academic Conference: The Art and Science of Interprofessional Collaborations. 266.
https://scholarlycommons.baptisthealth.net/bhsf-academic-week-2026/266