Asymmetric tibial torsion uncovered after femoral nailing ... principles — that side-to-side differences are common in femoral anteversion and workup of postoperative malrotation should include ...

The pigeon toeing most commonly seen in toddlers is normally the result of tibial torsion, in which the shinbone rotates inward. Children between 3 and 10 years: Femoral anteversion is the most ...

called internal tibial torsion. A child age 3 or older may experience a turning-in of the femur, or thighbone, called medial femoral torsion. This is sometimes referred to as femoral anteversion.

it is known as tibial torsion. If the area of the leg between the hip and knee causes the in toeing it is known as medial femoral torsion or femoral anteversion. Majority of cases will ...

Most children with femoral anteversion show complete correction over the course of years. By the age of 10 years, 80% of them start to walk normally, with the torsion reduced to near normal degrees.