The phrase "angle deformity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or anatomical contexts to describe a condition where a body part is not aligned properly, resulting in an abnormal angle.
Example: "The patient presented with an angle deformity in the knee, which required surgical intervention."
Alternatives: "angular deformity" or "deformity of angle".
The limb axis measurements for the various fracture types were as follows: concerning the 4 patients with a S-H type II injury, 1 of them had no angle deformity, 2 of them had valgus deformities of 4° (Fig. 1) and 2°, respectively, and the other had a varus deformity of 3°.
Hemicallotasis osteotomy (HCO) is an open wedge technique, which implies a successive correction of the angle deformity of the knee postoperatively under radiographic control.
Fifteen female patients (age = 43 75 years) were treated for grade II III (n = 2), III (n = 6), and grade IV (n = 7) cervicomental angle deformity.
According to the classification advocated by Knize (Fig. 1) [ 8], two patients were included with a grade II III, a mild to moderate cervicomental angle deformity; six patients with a grade III, moderate cervicomental angle deformity; and seven patients with a grade IV, severely oblique cervicomental angle (Table 1).
Surgeons should be aware of the risk of condylar resorption, especially when the patient is a female and exhibits a high preoperative plane angle, small condyles (on panoramic X-rays), class II angle deformity requiring wide mandibular advancement, and a posteriorly inclined condylar neck [ 22, 56].
In the latter case, a persistent gap between the lateral condylar physis and the trochlea could lead to a sharp angle wedge deformity also known as "fishtail deformity" [3].
The magnitude of the oblique plane angle of deformity was calculated using the centre of rotation of angulation (CORA) method [8].
The residual deformities of the proximal humerus were assessed by the neck-shaft angle and the deformity of the greater tuberosity [3, 12].
Rainey's lower right leg was dislocated at the knee and cocked at an impossible angle — "an obvious deformity," in Johnson's words.
We made the femur extend just more than the premeasured flexion deformity angle (by manipulating the arches through conical washers after both the limbs were made parallel).
Clinicians use the Scolioscan to measure the spine deformity angle and rotation through manually assigned markers on 3D images.
