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Pediatric lower limb deformity is a broad category of conditions that may be idiopathic or associated with an underlying congenital disorder. Clubfoot and other deformities of the feet are among the most common lower limb deformities and are further elaborated in separate chapters. Here, leg length discrepancy, in-toeing, and bowed legs will be reviewed as examples of longitudinal, rotational, or angular limb deformities.
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