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Femoral torsion in patients with Blount’s disease
The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery (British Volume), 10/13/09
Aird JJ et al. – The authors believe this to be a previously unrecognised component of Blount's disease, and that the marked intoeing seen in the disease may be partly caused by internal femoral version, in addition to the well–recognised internal tibial version.
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