Findings are consistent with Blount disease (also known as tibia vara) which refers to a local disturbance of growth of the medial proximal tibial epiphyses. It is usually bilateral.

The tibiae demonstrate varus positioning with abnormal epiphyses, which maybe of triangular morphology, fragmented, or even completely lacking. The affected metaphysis tend to be depressed with a medially-oriented beak-like demineralized exostosis.

This results in an increased metaphyseal-diaphyseal angle of Drennan (commonly >11º). The lateral cortical wall of the upper tibial metaphysis remains notably straight.