Abstract
Background/Purpose: Studies have reported success in correcting the mechanical axis of the lower extremity in Infantile Blount disease using guided growth (GG) tension band plating technique, but it is not known if GG can affect improvement of the bony deformity seen at the proximal tibia. This study assesses whether the pathologic morphology at the proximal tibia can improve or resolve with guided growth treatment. Methods: We performed a retrospective review of patients with a diagnosis of Infantile Blount disease who underwent …
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