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3+4+Supplementum/2012 - Společnost pro pojivové tkáně

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The main advantage of Si-CAP (Actifuse)<br />

application against spongioplasty is preservation<br />

of iliac bone, prevention of bleeding<br />

from another wound and shortening of the<br />

surgery, etc.<br />

The X-rays 10 months after surgery<br />

<strong>pro</strong>ved healing of osteotomy and <strong>pro</strong>gressive<br />

remodelling of Si-CAP in cortical gaps<br />

even under the rigid plate.<br />

On the basis of biomechanical relations,<br />

remodelling of medial and lateral<br />

femoral corticalis (10 months after one<br />

stage lengthening) under a rigid lateral<br />

plate shielding was explained.<br />

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in kindeRGaRTen and<br />

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Karski J., Kędzierski Z., Karski T., Karska K.<br />

introduction<br />

A very common <strong>pro</strong>blem that parents<br />

<strong>pro</strong>vide Orthopedic Outpatients Clinics<br />

are their children’s foot deformities. They<br />

may be congenital - the residual equinus<br />

-varus deformity (recent and residual club<br />

foot), forefoot congenital adduction but<br />

usually flat and valgus foot are – mostly<br />

connecting with laxity. These deformations<br />

are typically for children with MBD<br />

(minimal brain dysfunction) and ADHD.<br />

Parents of all respondents are asking - what<br />

shoes best for their children?<br />

Material<br />

ambul_centrum@volny.cz<br />

Study was based on the material 250 preschool<br />

(kindergarten) children and children<br />

of the first (1 to 3) classes of primary<br />

schools reporting to the Military Hospital<br />

Outpatient Clinic and to the Outpatient<br />

Clinic of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation<br />

Depatment Medical University in Lublin,<br />

and to “own” Praxis.<br />

Types of foot deformities<br />

Two types of deformation was distinguish.<br />

These were: valgus deformity of<br />

the foot and flat foot deformity often connection<br />

with flat foot. The most common<br />

cause were the mild dysfunction of neuro –<br />

muscular (MBD) system, leading to a shortening<br />

of m. triceps surae and Achilles<br />

tendon contracture (QST / quick stress<br />

test positive). Less frequently occurred at<br />

the same time shortening (contracture) of<br />

<strong>pro</strong>nators muscles. In all children we saw<br />

signs of laxity too (according to Wynne<br />

Davies scale).<br />

kinezytherapy and supplies<br />

footwear in treatment<br />

In all treated children we have used /<br />

advice crutching’s maneuvers for the m<br />

triceps surae and Achilles tendon, with<br />

additionally thermo – therapy, supination<br />

inserts for shoe for walking. Early stretching<br />

treatment give good results, but the therapy<br />

should be <strong>pro</strong>rogated so long time, as child<br />

growths up. For every child we plan ap<strong>pro</strong>priate<br />

footwear. In older children we have<br />

performed operations by Grice – Green.<br />

Yearly (1970–<strong>2012</strong>) in our Orthopaedic<br />

Pediatric Department we carry out such<br />

operations from 10 to 15 cases.<br />

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