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out). The aim of comprehensive treatment
of children with CSD and SSD is correction
of bone metabolism and achievement of
individual peak bone mass in adulthood.
Typical deformities of vertebral bodies
and spine both in CSD and SSD and methods
of treatment are documented at short case
reports. Attention is also devoted to recently
described collagenopathy type II called
Czech Dysplasia – metatarsal type.
Key words: congenital spine deformities,
bone dysplasias, metabolic disorders,
collagen bone diseases, functional adaptation
of bones, comprehensive treatment
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IDIOPATHIC AND CONGENITAL
SCOLIOSES BRACING OF THE
CZECH CHILDREN
Cerny P. 1 , Marik I. 2
1 ORTOTIKA, s.r.o., areal of the Motol Faculty
Hospital in Prague, V Úvalu 84,
150 06 Prague 5
2 Ambulant Centre for Defects of Locomotor
Apparatus, Olsanska 7, 130 00 Prague 3
The orthotic facility of ORTOTIKA,
s.r.o. was established in 1992 with the
possibility to pay medical aids by medical
insurance companies.
During the period from 1992 to 2006,
our orthotic facility treated more than
2,200 patients with scoliosis in total. At
present, we have more than 6,000 X-ray
pictures of scoliosis in our archive. Most
treated patients can be included in the
group of juvenile and adolescent scolioses
with curves between 20° and 50° for all
types of curvatures.
From the beginning of our activities,
we have been using a modified Chêneau
brace of type I, based on the experience
gained during a one-year internship at
a German company, in Werner-Wickers
Klinik in Bad Wildungen in 1991. In Czech
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