CTEV and Angular Knee Deformities
- Previous year questions on CTEV and Angular Knee Deformities for NEET PG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test - Postgraduate), from the Orthopaedics section of the exam.
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- 23 live questions in CTEV and Angular Knee Deformities.
- 1 of 23 questions carries a verified exam year: 2018.
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- Question set last updated 20 Aug 2026.
Q1.Blount's disease is associated with all of the following, EXCEPT:
- AGenu varum
- BGenu Recurvatum
- CInternal Tibial Torsion
- DExternal Tibial Torsion✓ Correct answer
Q2.Blount Disease is involvement of
- AProximal tibia✓ Correct answer
- BDistal tibia
- CProximal femur
- DDistal femur
Q3.Green extra-articular arthrodesis done for
- AGenu Valgum
- BCoxa vara
- CCongenital vertical talus✓ Correct answer
- DCubitus varus
Q4.Which of the following is not a cause of clubfoot in newborns?
- ACTEV
- BAhogryposis multiplex cngenita
- CPolio✓ Correct answer
- DSpina bifida
Q5.Most common cause of CTEV DEFORMITY IS ?
- AAhrogryposis multiplex congenita
- BSpina bifida
- CIdiopathic✓ Correct answer
- DNeural tube defect
Q6.Blount's disease is -
- AGenu valgurn
- BGenu varum✓ Correct answer
- CGenu recurvatum
- DMeniscal injury
Q7.Most common cause of knock knee
- AOsteo-arthritis
- BRheumatoid arthritis
- CIdiopathic✓ Correct answer
- DTrauma
Q8.What is the treatment for a newborn child with CTEV?
- AJess fixation
- BManipulation and strapping or serial cast✓ Correct answer
- CPosteromedial soft tissue release
- DTriple arthrodesis
Q9.Genu recurvatum is seen in -
- ARheumatoid arthritis
- BPoliomyelitis
- CRickets
- DAll the above✓ Correct answer
Q10.Siffert katz sign seen in
- AChondromalacia patella
- BBlount's disease✓ Correct answer
- CCTEV
- DRocker Bottom foot
Answer key
Q1: D. External Tibial Torsion; Q2: A. Proximal tibia; Q3: C. Congenital vertical talus; Q4: C. Polio; Q5: C. Idiopathic; Q6: B. Genu varum; Q7: C. Idiopathic; Q8: B. Manipulation and strapping or serial cast; Q9: D. All the above; Q10: B. Blount's disease.
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