Foot deformity correction according to Evans technique in a child with cerebral palsy within performing the acute multilevel orthopedic intervention. A case report

Leonchuk, S.S.; Chibirov, G.M.; Popkov, Dmitry

doi:10.18019/1028-4427-2016-3-77-83

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“…16 We started gradual weightbearing on the foot in 3 weeks, full weightbearing was done in 1.5 months after the surgery. Some authors reported good treatment results due to performing lengthening of the lateral column, midfoot osteotomy, [41][42][43][44] however in children of early age we consider subtalar arthroereisis to be appropriate as the method with the lowest risk of disorders of foot bones growth.…”

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Subtalar arthroereisis for treatment of children with flexible planovalgus foot deformity and analysis of CT data in long-term period

Leonchuk

Dyachkov

Неретин

et al. 2020

Journal of Orthopaedics

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Subtalar arthroereisis for treatment of children with flexible planovalgus foot deformity and analysis of CT data in long-term period

Leonchuk

Dyachkov

Неретин

et al. 2020

Journal of Orthopaedics

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The role of neurogenic feet deformities in the lower limb dysfunction structure in patients with cerebral palsy. Management of surgical treatment. Literature data review

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Zherdev²,

Zubkov³

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Analysis of the literature data on the surgical treatment of feet deformities in children with cerebral palsy allowed determining of the first key pathogenesis aspects and management of surgical treatment. The main types of changes occurring in the feet under the influence of spastic disorders and the optimal methods of progressive deformities of feet surgical treatment were studied. The treatment management preference depends on intrapatient habits, age, the pattern of rescue, deformation gravity and mobility, level of the gross motor function (GMFCS). Various «soft tissue surgery» forms are effective provided sufficient deformation mobility for younger children group patients. The bone-cutting feet surgical measures are justified provided rigid deformations in more older children. A differentiated neurogenic feet deformities surgical treatment approach provides obtaining both early and long-term satisfactory treatment results.

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Foot deformity correction according to Evans technique in a child with cerebral palsy within performing the acute multilevel orthopedic intervention. A case report

Cited by 2 publications

References 13 publications

Subtalar arthroereisis for treatment of children with flexible planovalgus foot deformity and analysis of CT data in long-term period

Subtalar arthroereisis for treatment of children with flexible planovalgus foot deformity and analysis of CT data in long-term period

The role of neurogenic feet deformities in the lower limb dysfunction structure in patients with cerebral palsy. Management of surgical treatment. Literature data review

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