Medical articles of Knock knees

28/03/2025
Mr Jonathan Wright
Consultant Paediatric Orthopaedic and Limb Reconstruction Surgeon
Correcting knock knees: How orthopaedic experts can help restore proper alignment
While knock knees is a common condition in young children, it can persist into adulthood or occur as a result of injury, arthritis, or other underlying conditions. This article explores how orthopaedic experts can help restore proper knee alignment to improve both function and quality of life.
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21/08/2023
Mr Tom Symes
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Computer-guided knee replacement: Enhancing precision and outcomes
A computer-assisted surgical approach to knee replacement has brought significant advancements to the field of orthopaedic surgery. To learn more, we invited esteemed consultant orthopaedic surgeon Mr Tom Symes to share his expert perspective on what the procedure entails, as well as the associated advantages and risks.
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24/01/2022
Mr Mark Latimer
Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon
Bow legs, knock knees, and flat feet in children
In our latest article, experienced paediatric orthopaedic surgeon, Mr Mark Latimer, explains the main causes of flat feet in children, whilst also detailing what bow legs and knock knees are.
11/02/2021
Mr Gurudatt Sisodia
Consultant Orthopaedic Knee and Hip Surgeon
Patellar instability: causes, diagnosis, treatment, and more
Patellar instability is a common problem encountered by orthopedic surgeons. It mainly affects young and active people, especially adult athletes who are at higher risk. Mr Gurudatt Sisodia, a leading orthopedic surgery specialist, gives our readers an overview of how this knee problem arises and the diagnostic tests and treatments available.
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16/03/2017
Written by Top Doctors
How to treat knee deformities in children: knock knees and bow legs
It is normal for infants to be born with knee deformities such as knock knees and bow legs, but in some cases if it has not corrected itself through growth and development then surgery is required to straighten the legs.