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Acta Orthopaedica Scandinavica, 1975
Physiological genu varum is a condition which, during the first years of life, usually does not require any treatment, but it can present differential diagnostic difficulties. The condition can be distinguished from Mb Blount, prenatal genu varum, hypophosphataemia, rachitis, and post-traumatic genu varum in its course, roentgenological picture, and ...
L I, Hansson, M, Zayer
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Physiological genu varum is a condition which, during the first years of life, usually does not require any treatment, but it can present differential diagnostic difficulties. The condition can be distinguished from Mb Blount, prenatal genu varum, hypophosphataemia, rachitis, and post-traumatic genu varum in its course, roentgenological picture, and ...
L I, Hansson, M, Zayer
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Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics, 2006
The etiology of genu varum in achondroplasia is the subject of much speculation. The purpose of the current study was to investigate the association between fibular overgrowth and genu varum in achondroplasia. A retrospective analysis was performed on the long-leg radiographs of 48 pediatric patients with achondroplasia.
Michael C, Ain +4 more
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The etiology of genu varum in achondroplasia is the subject of much speculation. The purpose of the current study was to investigate the association between fibular overgrowth and genu varum in achondroplasia. A retrospective analysis was performed on the long-leg radiographs of 48 pediatric patients with achondroplasia.
Michael C, Ain +4 more
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Orthopaedics and Trauma, 2020
Abstract Genu varum is a relatively common finding in children. There are numerous conditions, both congenital and acquired which can be responsible with varying prognoses and treatments. Physiological bowing is seen most commonly and has a benign course, usually spontaneously resolving with growth.
Maire-Clare Killen, Gavin DeKiewiet
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Abstract Genu varum is a relatively common finding in children. There are numerous conditions, both congenital and acquired which can be responsible with varying prognoses and treatments. Physiological bowing is seen most commonly and has a benign course, usually spontaneously resolving with growth.
Maire-Clare Killen, Gavin DeKiewiet
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American Journal of Diseases of Children, 1971
Eighty-eight patients with either physiological genu varum or genu valgum have been followed at the Florida Crippled Children's Clinic at Variety Children's Hospital. A critical assessment was conducted clinically and radiographically to evaluate their course.
L A, Greenberg, A A, Swartz
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Eighty-eight patients with either physiological genu varum or genu valgum have been followed at the Florida Crippled Children's Clinic at Variety Children's Hospital. A critical assessment was conducted clinically and radiographically to evaluate their course.
L A, Greenberg, A A, Swartz
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Chiropractic approach on genu varum
Technology and Health Care, 2014Bowed legs adjustment should first, follow careful biomechanical examination of left and right side per its range of motion may differ respectively. Adjustment should be applied according to the findings of the biomechanical tests. Bowed legs can be defined as the result of restriction of joints, excluding the pathological joint problems.
Byong An, Kwon +3 more
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Genu Varum in Children: Diagnosis and Treatment
Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 1995Genu varum is a relatively common finding in children. Physiologic bowing, which is seen most often, has a well-documented favorable natural history. Idiopathic tibia vara is the most common of the pathologic conditions that are associated with bowed legs; treatment strategies vary with the patient's age and the stage of disease and deformity.
, Brooks, , Gross
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Partial Epiphysiodesis to Address Genu Varum or Genu Valgum
Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics, 1992Two groups of children with excessive genu valgum or genu varum were treated with a partial epiphysiodesis. In group I (16 extremities) a predictive chart was used to determine the appropriate bone age to perform the partial epiphysiodesis, and in group II (15 extremities) the age for the procedure was estimated.
J R, Bowen, R R, Torres, E, Forlin
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Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology, 1994
This study was designed to determine whether abnormalities in individual or group activation of the knee extensors might be associated with the development of osteoarthrosis of the knee with varus deformity. The study consisted of nine healthy women with normal tibial alignment, nine agematched healthy women with genu varum and nine women with ...
R, Marks +3 more
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This study was designed to determine whether abnormalities in individual or group activation of the knee extensors might be associated with the development of osteoarthrosis of the knee with varus deformity. The study consisted of nine healthy women with normal tibial alignment, nine agematched healthy women with genu varum and nine women with ...
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Genu valgum, Genu varum, Genu recurvatum
2011Bei diesen Kniefehlstellungen handelt es sich um Beinachsenabweichungen (◘ Abb. 1): Genu valgum bedeutet X-Bein (◘ Abb. 2), Genu varum O-Bein und Genu recurvatum ein uberstrecktes Kniegelenk (Hyper-extension).
C. Mayer, W. Siems
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Genu Varum, Genu Valgum, and Osteoarthritis of Knee
2020The treatment goal of genu varum, genu valgum, and osteoarthritis of knee is to restore the normal mechanical axis and joint line of lower limb. The mechanical axis and anatomical axis of the lower limb can be drawn based on Paley principle. The angles can be found on tibia or femora including the LDFA, MPTA, CORA, etc.
Sihe Qin +7 more
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