Kritische Analyse des Anstrengungsverhältnisses nach Bach

Issler, Lothar

doi:10.1002/mawe.19870180209

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“…Today there are different accepted modalities to treat clubfeet. An important principle of the manual-dynamic method is to avoid thigh-casts and immobilizing (night-) braces [14]. We assume that this reduces negative effects on the child's perception and development.…”

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“…The early beginning of the therapy may reduce fibrosis of connective tissues due to impaired movement during pregnancy. The derotating lower leg orthosis used allow for the knee-and hip mobility [14]. The three-dimensional torsion of the clubfoot is multi-dimensionally well addressed with the manualdynamic therapy in all levels and axes.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…All children involved gave their oral consent. The patients (15 clubfeet) of our group have been treated to date with manual-dynamic physiotherapy (Manuelles Zürcher Klumpfuss Konzept) by IU [14]. For comparison the analyses of a twin pair were one girl has double sided clubfeet treated elsewhere is included.…”

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Clubfoot Twin Study with Wearable GaitUp Sensors and Footscan V9

2023

J Cli Ped Chi Res

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Purpose: To control the therapeutic results in manual-dynamic physiotherapy for clubfeet we analyzed the gait pattern in children with clubfeet and their healthy twin siblings, aged between 3 and 13 years for GaitUp and 4 to 14 years for the footplate V9. Methods: With the inertial GaitUp sensors and the footscan V9 pedobarographic plate the 11 twin-pairs were tested and statistically assessed. For the GaitUp sensors 22 parameters were considered and 10 parameters for the footplate V9. We analyzed the gait pattern for each child separately for both feet and in a second evaluation compared the affected feet with the ipsilateral feet of the healthy twins. The statistical comparisons were made with nonparametric methods. An additional twin girl treated with various therapies and her sister are included as a contrast. Results: Especially in younger children, the gait pattern is not stabilized yet. Therefore, sometimes the healthy twins have inferior values in gait patterns than the affected siblings. Over the whole study there are only minor statistical differences between the affected group and the healthy group suggesting that with the manual-dynamic therapy the clubfeet children show a gait pattern statistically similar to the healthy group. Noteworthy are the less convincing results of the contrast twins. Conclusion: Manual-dynamic physiotherapy can lead to a gait pattern equal to the one of unaffected children the same age. Our results do not support the statement that in one-sided clubfoot the other foot cannot be considered normal.

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Clubfoot Twin Study with Wearable GaitUp Sensors and Footscan V9

2023

J Cli Ped Chi Res

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“…The derotating lower leg orthosis used allow for the knee-and hip mobility. [14]. The three-dimensional torsion of the clubfoot is multi-dimensionally well addressed with the manual-dynamic therapy in all levels and axes.…”

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confidence: 99%

Clubfoot Twin Study with Wearable GaitUp Sensors and Footscan V9

Ursula,

Christian,

Ulrich

et al. 2023

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Purpose: To control the therapeutic results in manual-dynamic physiotherapy for clubfeet we analyzed the gait pattern in children with clubfeet and their healthy twin siblings, aged between 3 and 13 years for GaitUp and 4 to 14 years for the footplate V9. Methods: With the inertial GaitUp sensors and the footscan V9 pedobarographic plate the 11 twin-pairs were tested and statistically assessed. For the GaitUp sensors 22 parameters were considered and 10 parameters for the footplate V9. We analyzed the gait pattern for each child separately for both feet and in a second evaluation compared the affected feet with the ipsilateral feet of the healthy twins. The statistical comparisons were made with nonparametric methods. An additional twin girl treated with various therapies and her sister are included as a contrast. Results: Especially in younger children, the gait pattern is not stabilized yet. Therefore, sometimes the healthy twins have inferior values in gait patterns than the affected siblings. Over the whole study there are only minor statistical differences between the affected group and the healthy group suggesting that with the manual-dynamic therapy the clubfeet children show a gait pattern statistically similar to the healthy group. Noteworthy are the less convincing results of the contrast twin. Conclusion: Manual-dynamic physiotherapy can lead to a gait pattern equal to the one of unaffected children the same age. Our results do not support the statement that in one-sided clubfoot the other foot cannot be considered normal. IMPLICATIONS FOR REHABILITATION Clubfeet are a disabling birth defect affecting 1 to 3 babies per 1000 births. The manual-dynamic physiotherapy for clubfeet starting at birth leads to a normal gait pattern.

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Kritische Analyse des Anstrengungsverhältnisses nach Bach

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Clubfoot Twin Study with Wearable GaitUp Sensors and Footscan V9

Clubfoot Twin Study with Wearable GaitUp Sensors and Footscan V9

Clubfoot Twin Study with Wearable GaitUp Sensors and Footscan V9

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