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Photo at the age of 12 months
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On clinical examination we find a bilateral Genu Varum, radiology confirms the diagnosis (Genu Varum bilateral and symmetrical femoral and tibial) and highlights metaphyseal bulges, costal rosary and signs of osteoporosis despite adequate prophylaxis by the vitamin D (Figure 1, Figure 2).
Imagery at the age of 12 months
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On clinical examination we find a bilateral Genu Varum, radiology confirms the diagnosis (Genu Varum bilateral and symmetrical femoral and tibial) and highlights metaphyseal bulges, costal rosary and signs of osteoporosis despite adequate prophylaxis by the vitamin D (Figure 1, Figure 2).
Photo in post-surgery
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Follow-up is marked by paresis of the posterior tibial nerve with progressively regressive evolution and verticalization is performed from J30 with plaster and J45 without plaster, with additional medical treatment (Figure 3, Figure 4).
Photo at 3 months in post-surgery
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Follow-up is marked by paresis of the posterior tibial nerve with progressively regressive evolution and verticalization is performed from J30 with plaster and J45 without plaster, with additional medical treatment (Figure 3, Figure 4).