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Disease Information for Tibia vara/Blount's disease
- Clinical Manifestations
- Signs & Symptoms
- Leg Pain
- Asymmetric Limbs
- Bowing of extremities
- Bowlegged/Genu varus
- Decreased Knee range of motion
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- Xray/Tibia abnormal
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- Tibia vara Blount's disease, Synonym/Blounts disease, Synonym/Non-Rachitic tibia vara deformity, Synonym/Osteochondrosis deformans Tibiae, Synonym/Tibia osteochondrosis, Synonym/Tibia vara
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Congenital/Developmental varus (bowlegged) deformity in children; metaphysis bowing of both or one tibia; known as Blounts disease or tibial osteochondrosis deformans or non-rachitic tibia varus deformity; joints are not involved can improve with time
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