Regression of femoral anteversion: A prospective study of intoeing children

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To study the spontaneous regression of femoral anteversion, 30 children referred to the outpatient clinic for intoeing were followed until at least 15 years of age. the mean observation time was 9 (7-12) years, and all the children were examined three times during the growth period. the mean radiographic angle at the first examination was 42° at the second examination 36° and at the last examination 28° the mean decrease of the AV angle per year was 1.5° with a considerable range (0.2-3.1° the mean internal rotation of the hip decreased from 74° to 53° during the observation period, and the external rotation increased from 19° to 37° While all 30 children had an intoeing gait at the first examination, this disappeared in all but 5 children. © 1989 Informa UK Ltd All rights reserved: reproduction in whole or part not permitted.

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Svenningsen, S., Apalset, K., Terjesen, T., & Anda, S. (1989). Regression of femoral anteversion: A prospective study of intoeing children. Acta Orthopaedica, 60(2), 170–173. https://doi.org/10.3109/17453678909149246

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