Congenital Constriction Band Syndrome

The Drop Toe Sign: An Indicator of Neurologic Impairment in Congenital Clubfoot

“…Two of the patients in this report had congenital constriction band syndrome but did not have any bands noted on the side with clubfoot and peroneal nerve palsy. We have seen cases of constriction bands in the proximal lateral leg causing a constrictive peroneal nerve lesion that leads to an equinovarus foot deformity, and this paralytic type of clubfoot associated with constriction bands has been described in the literature [12]. No bands were noted on the lower extremities of any of the cases reported here.…”

Amniotic Constriction Band: A Multidisciplinary Assessment of Etiology and Clinical Presentation

“…These findings are thought to represent lymphatic or neurovascular disruption caused by the ring. There may be sensory deficits, especially when rings occur at the proximal aspect of the extremity [16][17][18][19] . Type 3 is acrosyndactyly, or fenestrated syndactyly, which is a distal cutaneous fusion of the skin with separation of the digits proximally.…”

Syndrome des brides amniotiques

“…Les compressions nerveuses donnent souvent des déficits incomplets, prédominant sur la sensibilité [8,13,14].…”