The phrase "address the deformity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical, psychological, or social discussions where a specific deformity or issue needs to be confronted or dealt with.
Example: "The surgeon will address the deformity during the operation to ensure proper healing and functionality."
Alternatives: "tackle the deformity" or "confront the deformity".
Some of the problems that the traditional approach failed to address include the deformity of the nasal cartilages in unilateral as well as bilateral clefts of the lip and palate and the deficiency of columella tissue in infants with bilateral clefts.
This case highlights two important points: greater care is needed in decisions over fracture fixation as there is a higher risk of complications associated; when managing patients with acute femoral neck fractures and a shepherd's crook deformity, it is advantageous to address the underlying deformity at the same time.
In contrast, corrective osteotomies, which are used in the treatment of type-II AVN, address the resulting deformity rather than the partial growth disturbance occurring at the lateral side of the immature femoral head epiphysis.
The aim of this procedure was to restore the height of the collapsed vertebral body to address the kyphotic deformity and realign the spine (fracture reduction) and to reduce the risk of cement leakage [ 12].
Our current preference is to offer distal femoral guided growth to address the fixed knee deformity.
While femoral shaft rotational osteotomy does not address the proximal femoral deformity directly, this technique recovers a functional range of hip motion and allows them to walk with their "hip" externally rotated (but foot neutral), thereby mitigating the effects of FAI.
Failure to recognize and address the transverse plane deformities may prove disappointing to the patient and surgeon alike.
We used a classification on basis of facial asymmetry and vertical maxillary cant, but it did not address the anteroposterior facial deformities such as prognathism or retrognathism and horizontal maxillary occlusal deviation.
In our experience, previous flaps designed for correction of the skin deficiency in complex clasped thumb do not sufficiently address the palmar contracture of the deformity.
