Fig. 1

An 18-year-old male patient came with complaints of pain in the unilateral lower limb and a significant genu valgum deformity in the right knee. He had no significant past or family history and was suggested a corrective surgery because of the progressive nature of the deformity affecting his daily routine. A Clinical images of the patient's lower limbs show a visible genu valgum deformity in the right lower limb (white arrow). B A scanogram of both lower limbs shows a hip knee ankle angle of 23 in the right limb