Bow legs and knock knees in children: When and how to correct them

Project specs

Format

2D

Contact

Peter Stevens

Country

UK

Length

02:00

Summary

Angular deformities, such as bow-legs and knock knees, are common in children. However, they don’t always require a surgeon’s attention. This video informs parents so that they know when to seek medical help and what options are available for fixing the problem.

Researcher Profile

Having engaged in pediatric orthopedics for over decades, I am now retired from clinical practice. I am an Emeritus Professor at the University of Utah and am continuing with research and teaching activities.

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