Presentation
Examples of normal and exaggerated Fowler-Philip angle.
Patient Data
Age: Not Applicable
From the case:
Fowler-Philip angle
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Normal Fowler-Philip angle.
From the case:
Fowler-Philip angle
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A Fowler-Philip angle greater than 75° in Haglund deformity.
Case Discussion
The purpose of the Fowler-Philip angle is to measure the Haglund deformity.