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Bow legs are common in the new born and up to two years of age. Note the gradual transition from bowlegs to knock knees as the child matures. Inter-condylar distance and Inter-malleolar distance are commonly used to monitor progress of bowlegs and knock knees. However, these rough measurements have now been replaced by scanograms for planning treatment.
Bow legs are common in the new born and up to two years of age. Note the gradual transition from bowlegs to knock knees as the child matures. Inter-condylar distance and Inter-malleolar distance are commonly used to monitor progress of bowlegs and knock knees. However, these rough measurements have now been replaced by scanograms for planning treatment.
Bow legs are common in the new born and up to two years of age. Note the gradual transition from bowlegs to knock knees as the child matures. Inter-condylar distance and Inter-malleolar distance are commonly used to monitor progress of bowlegs and knock knees. However, these rough measurements have now been replaced by scanograms for planning treatment.
Nine-year-old boy with progressive genu valgum. He was treated with growth modulation plate. Note the correction of deformity after one year.
Nine-year-old boy with progressive genu valgum. He was treated with growth modulation plate. Note the correction of deformity after one year.
Nine-year-old boy with progressive genu valgum. He was treated with growth modulation plate. Note the correction of deformity after one year.
Knock Knees, medically known as Genu Valgus, is a common condition in children where the knees touch or “knock” together while the ankles remain apart when standing. This condition is often a normal part of a child’s development and resolves on its own. However, in some cases, it may persist or worsen, requiring medical intervention. Dr. Atul Bhaskar, a renowned pediatric orthopedic specialist, offers expert Knock Knees treatment in Mumbai and Thane tailored to meet the specific needs of each child.
Knock Knees occurs due to the natural growth patterns of the lower limbs. It is common in young children between the ages of 2 and 6 and usually resolves as the child grows. However, if the condition persists beyond the age of 7 or is severe, it may indicate an underlying issue that requires evaluation and treatment.
Knock Knees can result from various factors, including:
Parents may observe the following signs in children with knocked knees:
If these symptoms persist or worsen after the age of 7, consulting a specialist is crucial.
Dr. Atul Bhaskar provides a range of effective Knock Knees treatment in Mumbai and Thane options based on the child’s age, severity of the condition, and underlying causes.
For severe cases or those unresponsive to non-surgical treatments, surgery may be recommended:
Dr. Atul Bhaskar is a leading pediatric orthopedic specialist with extensive experience in diagnosing and treating Genu Valgus in children. He offers:
When it comes to treating Knock Knees (Genu Valgus) in children, choosing an experienced specialist like Dr. Atul Bhaskar ensures your child receives the best possible care. With his compassionate approach, advanced techniques, and commitment to long-term outcomes, Dr. Bhaskar helps children achieve proper alignment, improved mobility, and a better quality of life. Trust Dr. Atul Bhaskar for effective and personalized Knock Knees treatment in Mumbai and Thane, and take the first step toward your child’s healthy growth and development.
Dr. Atul Bhaskar, one of the prominent Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon in India has graduated from Seth G S Medical College, Mumbai. After doing his M.S (Orth) from K.E.M. Hospital, he pursued further training in the United Kingdom. He was on the “Yorkshire Orthopaedic Training Program” and obtained his orthopaedic fellowship, FRCS (Orth) and Surgical fellowship, FRCS (Glasgow) degrees. He has received the M.Ch Orth form Liverpool.
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