There are different causes of bone deformity.

Bone deformity may be idiopathic or acquired after injury or bone tumor

Injury and accidents in a child may cause the growth segment to stop on one side of the growth center, with growth stopping at a young age, which leads to deformation and warping. This deformity usually increases with time until growth in the entire growth plate stops when a person reaches the physiological age of stunted growth in bone. This age ranges between 14 and 18 years and varies between males and females. There are many ways to treat bone deformity.

First, Professor Muhammad Jalal Al-Sayyad evaluates and analyzes the deformity and examines the patient clinically.

Professor El-Sayyad also measures a long x-ray film taken from two perspectives: a back view and a side view. According to the age of the patient, the deformity can be corrected and some length added as needed. Either internal, external or combined methods can be successfully used TSF but with regard to mechanical axes and tip length. Devices such as the external Taylor stabilizer can be used

Children's bone deformity repair