
Bow Legs Correction (Varus Deformity)
Bow legs, clinically known as varus knee deformity or genu varum, are the most common reason for surgical leg shape correction.
The main manifestation of this deformity is a visible distance between the knees in a standing position with feet together, leading to a deviation of the mechanical axis.
Wrong load distribution causes premature wear of knee joints. Thus, the aim of modern correction is not only an aesthetic result but primarily preventing knee osteoarthritis in mature adulthood.
The surgical approach, which often involves the Ilizarov apparatus and osteotomy, allows for the restoration of the normal biomechanics of the lower extremities.
The team of orthopedists at Medical Time Hospital offers precise diagnostics and solutions ensuring the symmetry and health of your joints.


