Madelung's deformity is characterized by pathology of the ulnar–volar physis of the distal radius leading to cosmetic deformity as well as functional deficit.[1] The treatment of the condition remains a challenge since there is no standardized uniform treatment, and more so, its natural history after a surgical correction is largely unexplored. In this regard, the study by Rus et al delved in to study the same.[2] The study aimed to find if there was any loss of correction over time and concluded that frontal plane parameters remodeled to a certain degree, which was not statistically significant over a mean follow-up period of 20 months.
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