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Oral presentationHALLUX VALGUS DEFORMITY CORRECTION-FEATURE OF CHOICEOF THE OPERATIVE TECHNIQUEZoran Hadžiahmetović 1 , Narcisa Vavra – Hadžiahmetović 2Emergency Department, Clinic for physicalmedicine and rehabilitation, Clinical centerUniversity of Sarajevo (B&H)E-mail: curgmed@bih.net.baBackground: In our paper we analyze correction of halluxvalgus deformity (HVD). We follow up complicationswhich were defined as, hallux varus, transfer metatarsalgia,stress fractures and recurrence of the deformity with groupG I and G II metatarsal osteotomies in HVD rate (HVA 28– 40 0 , IMA 14 – 20 0 ). Materials and methods: A retrospectivereview was performed of 9 patients (14 surgical procedures)who underwent a G I and G II bunionectomy betweenJanuary 2000 to January 2008. in Clinical center Universityof Sarajevo. Data recorded on the pre-and postoperative APradiographs included: intermetatarsal angle 1-2 (IMA), halluxvalgus angle (HVA) and tibial sesamoid position. Also weused Kitaoka score scale. Follow-up was performed in all patientsat an average of 9.5 months. Statistical differences wereconsidered to be significant when the p-value was < 0.05. Results:The average age was 41.51 years. There were 7 femalesand 2 males. The operative side included 8 right and 6 leftfeet. Secondary procedures included: Juvara (DSTP 7, Akin+ DSTP 3). Radiographic pre-operatively and postoperativelywas a statistical difference between the pre- and postoperativecorrection of the severe HAD; IMA – G I (preoperative 18,93± 1.43 0 , postoperative 4.81 0 ± 1.72 0 ), p= 0,001, G II (preoperative19,01 ± 1,50 0 , postoperative 4.99 0 ± 1.68 0 ), p = 0,001,HVA – G I (preoperative 35.28 ± 9.06 0 , postoperative 8.96± 6.81 0 ), p = 0,001, G II (preoperative 36,01 ± 7,60 0 , postoperative9.21 ± 6.55 0 ) p = 0.001. Tibial sesamoid position- G I (preoperative 4.95 ± 0.92, postoperative 2.04 ± 0.852), p= 0,001, G II (preoperative 5.01 ± 1.41, postoperative 1.91 ±0.93), p = 0.001. Complications included; under corrections,hallux varus, stress fractures, avascular necrosis was not recorded.There were 2 cases of transfer metatarsalgia postoperativein group II (M1 and M1/M2). Whole postoperativeweight bearing, without crutch was allowed after 6 weeks andworn shoes after 5 weeks (3 bilateral and 1 unilateral bunionectomy).Other cases in long time beginning weight bearingwithout crutch. Kitaoka score scale assessment average verygood for all cases. Conclusions: Our study evaluated that theosteotomies G and G II predictably and accurately correct severeHAV deformities (HVA < 40 0 and IMA > 15 0 ) isolated orin the secondary procedures. Primary stability is successful.We did not find complications as; malpositions and failurebones healing or static foots.Key words: Hallux valgus, proximal metatarsal osteotomies18
Oral presentationANTHROPOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF NEWBORNS BORN IN1998, 2007 AND 2008 IN GRAČANICA (BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA)Jasminka Hadžihalilović 1 , Duška Bećirović 2 , Sabina H.Halilović 3 ,Amela Dahić 4 , Lejla Mešalić 51Faculty of Natural Science and Mathematics,University of Tuzla;2Helath center, Živinice;3Medical school Tuzla;4Gymnasium „Meša Selimović“ Tuzla;5Helath center Tuzla, (B&H)E-mail: jasnahba@yahoo.comIntroduction: Children’s’ growth and developmentcan be observed on individual level and on populationlevel. Anthropometric measures are main indexof growth in children. The purpose of this work wasto analyze weight at birth, body length and head circumferenceof newborn babies from Gračanica thatwere born in 2007 and 2008, and then compare the resultswith information from 1998, in order to establisheventual secular trend. Examinees and methods. Examineesare babies born in period from January the 1stto December the 31st, 1998, and from January the 1st,2007 to December the 28th, 2008. The method is retrospectiveand has used information from the book ofprotocols at Gynecology clinic of Public hospital „Dr.Mustafa Mujbegović“ in Gračanica. In previously mentionedperiod (1998, 2007 and 2008) there were moregirls born than boys (♂ = 639; ♀ = 682; total =1321newborns). Results. In this sample (2007/2008), 2,39%of girl babies were born with low weight; 90,43% withnormal weight (2500-4000g; X=3331g), and 7,18%were hypetrophic, with weight over 4000g. As for boys,bigger percentage of boys with weight over 4000g wasnoted (12,63%). Comparing these information with thelatest standards (percentage curves; WHO: 2006), itwas concluded that 5,3%♂ and 3,28% ♀ are under C3;and 2,39%♂ and 6,46%♀ are over C97. Conclusions.Observed anthropological characteristics are conformablewith WHO standards, for example: mediana forweight at birth in Gračanica is between 3,2 +/-1SD forgirls, and 3,3 +/-1SD for boys. Secular trend was establishedfor birth weight ♂= 82,98g/dec; for body length1,12cm/dec; in girls, it is a bit lower.Key words: newborns, WHO, weight at birth, bodylength, head circumference, centile19
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