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Pediatric limb descrepancies and defomities: new techniques for complex orthopedic surgery

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Pediatric limb descrepancies and defomities: new techniques for complex orthopedic surgery

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The treatment of pediatric limb discrepancies and deformities continues to evolve with fast and significant advancements in evaluation, imaging, and surgical management.
Pediatric orthopedics increasingly focuses on prevention, as most pediatric musculoskeletal disorders result from late management or inadequate treatment of birth defects and developmental problems...

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Pediatric limb descrepancies and defomities: new techniques for complex orthopedic surgery

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