Artrodese talonavicular para tratamento de pé plano valgo em paralisia cerebral
Keywords:
Cerebral palsy, Pes planovalgus, Talonavicular arthrodesisAbstract
Pes planovalgus is a common deformity in children with neurologic diseases; complications can occur with this deformity as pain in orthostatic position, instability during stance, pressure ulcers on the medial region where the talus head becomes prominent and maladaptation to orthoses. Several surgical techniques have been reported to correction of this deformity, however most of them do not come out totally satisfactory. Turriago states that the shortening of the medial column and the talonavicular arthrodesis correct both deformity and instability and can be an effective alternative to the current technics.
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