Genu Varum
| A | Genu varum | |
| B |
Genu Recurvatum |
|
| C |
Internal Tibial Torsion |
|
| D |
External Tibial Torsion |
Which of the following is not a radiological change in mucopolysaccharidosis?
| A |
J shaped sella turcica |
|
| B |
Spatulate ribs |
|
| C |
Anterior beaking of the vertebra |
|
| D |
Genu varum |
Blount’s disease is associated with all of the following, EXCEPT:
| A |
Genu varum |
|
| B |
Genu Recurvatum |
|
| C |
Internal Tibial Torsion |
|
| D |
External Tibial Torsion |
Blount’s disease is characterized by varus and internal tibial torsion and genu recurvatum, with varus of the proximal tibia being the primary deformity. It is not associated with external tibial torsion.
Ref: Operative techniques in pediatric orthopedics, by John M.Flynn, Sam W.Wiesel, Page 205, 206.
Which of the following is not a radiological change in mucopolysaccharidosis?
| A |
J shaped sella turcica |
|
| B |
Spatulate ribs |
|
| C |
Anterior beaking of the vertebra |
|
| D |
Genu varum |
Ans. Genu varum