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...[Valgus deformity]]''' - This is a condition in which the bone or joint is angled outward, away from the body's midline. ...ombined, these conditions result in the foot being positioned downward and angled away from the body's midline, hence the term Equinovalgus.

...s a [[varus deformity]], in which the distal segment of a bone or joint is angled inward. ...site of a valgus deformity, where the distal segment of a bone or joint is angled inward.

...the Latin words "tetra" (four) and "gonia" (angle), referring to the four-angled pods of the plant. ...s of small, pale white to pink flowers, which develop into elongated, four-angled pods containing several small, hard seeds.

...'genu varum''', is a type of [[bone deformity]] where the bone or joint is angled inwardly, causing the distal part of the bone to deviate towards the midlin ...s deformity]]: The opposite of varus deformity, where the bone or joint is angled outwardly, causing the distal part of the bone to deviate away from the mid

...'Psophocarpus tetragonolobus''), also known as the '''goa bean''', '''four-angled bean''', '''four-cornered bean''', '''manila bean''', '''princess pea''', ' ...onia'' meaning "angle", and ''lobos'' meaning "pod", referring to the four-angled shape of the bean pod.

...term "oblique view" refers to an imaging technique where the X-ray beam is angled to capture a side view of a structure. Similarly, in [[orthopedics]], "obli

...from Latin, with 'Inferior' meaning 'lower' and 'Oblique' referring to its angled course.

...]]: A term used to describe a type of deformity where the bone or joint is angled inwardly. Hake is a type of varus deformity.

Magill Forceps are angled forceps designed to aid in the placement and removal of [[endotracheal tube

In [[radiology]], an oblique view is an angled view of an X-ray or other imaging study. This view can help to better visua

...hʊk/) is a term used in various fields of medicine to describe a curved or angled device or structure. The term is derived from the Old English ''hōc'', whi

* '''[[Oblique Fracture]]''': This is a fracture which has an angled pattern.

...ield to describe a condition where a part of the body, usually a joint, is angled away from the body's midline.

...ent's head tilted 45 degrees towards the affected side and the central ray angled 20 degrees caudad. This positioning allows for a clear view of the petrous

...eel is a type of firework consisting of a powder-filled spiral tube, or an angled rocket mounted with a pin through its center.

...term that originates from the Greek word 'orthogonios', which means 'right-angled'. In the medical field, it is often used to describe a relationship between

* '''[[Oblique Fracture]]''': An oblique fracture has an angled pattern.

...ed from the Greek "poly" (many) and "gonia" (angle), referring to the many-angled seeds and stems of some species.

...'Penne'' comes from the Italian word for "pen" (penna), a reference to the angled ends of the tube, which resemble the tip of a quill pen. The word ''penna''