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In such cases karela 60caps discount, the orthopaedist mended for the correction of axial deformities. We do not must always ensure that the knee is horizontally aligned use this method since it is not very reliable. This condition often means that quent extension of the bridge is difficult to predict and a correction is required in both the upper and lower leg. Overcorrection can also occur, thereby necessitating level on the femur and at infracondylar level in the lower a physeal closure on the other side of the tibia which, in leg (⊡ Fig. Undercorrection is more com- associated with length differences, we currently use the mon, however, in view of the inadequate growth potential »Taylor Spatial Frame« developed by J. Axes and torsions of the lower extremities under- bei Kindern – Gibt es das so genannte Antetorsionssyndrom? Ito K, Minka M, Leunig M, Werlen S, Ganz R (2001) Femoroacetabu- tant to be aware of this fact in order to be able to lar impingement and the cam-effect. J Bone Joint require correction in extreme cases, when surgery Surg Br 83: 171–6 is always essential as conservative measures are 9. Laplaza FJ, Root L, Tassanawipas A, Glasser DB (1993) Femoral tor- ineffective. Liu XC, Fabry G, Van Audekercke R, Molenaers G, Govaerts S (1995) The ground reaction force in the gait of intoeing children. Thieme, varus as a predictor of progression of varus deformities of the Stuttgart lower limbs in young children. Elke R, Ebneter A, Dick W, Fliegel C, Morscher E (1991) Die sonog- mitätenkorrektur. Springer Berlin 156–63 Heidelberg NY Barcelona Hong Kong London Milan Paris Tokyo 3. Pasciak M, Stoll TM, Hefti F (1996) Relation of femoral to tibial tor- (2003) Correction of tibia vara with six-axis deformity analysis and sion in children measured by ultrasound.

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