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Fig. 1D. —25-year-old man with unilateral right clubfoot. Three-dimensional CT scan reconstruction in cephalad view obtained at level of sinus tarsi (ST) shows long axis of posterior facet of subtalar joint (PF) and longitudinal axis of calcaneus form angle of 42° on left normal foot and angle of 90° on right clubfoot.