Presenting excessive kyphosis-slight bowing of tibia

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Your 52-year-old male patient who previously came in for a severe viral infection has come back and is now presenting excessive kyphosis and slight bowing of the tibia. He is very warm to the touch, but with no fever. Possible diagnosis?

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