Pé torto congênito

Maranho, Daniel A; Volpon, José Batista

doi:10.1590/s1413-78522011000300010

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“…12 Gender is not significantly associated with congenital clubfoot. 14 Although not statistically significant, better BCTS results are more for patients with bilateral deformity. This may be due to patient compliance to maintain the brace.…”

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Evaluation of CTEV Management in Children's Walking Ability Assessed by "BANGLA" Club Foot Tool Score System

Irfannuddin

Lubis²,

Wicaksono³

2020

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Abstract Congenital talipes equinovarus (CTEV) or clubfoot is a congenital deformity that involves an abnormal position of the calcaneonaviculare complex. "Bangla clubfoot tool score system" is an assessment that indicates the effectiveness of CTEV management. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the management of CTEV on children's ability to walk as assessed by the Bangla clubfoot tool score system. A cross sectional study was conducted at the Hospital Dr. Mohammad Hoesin Palembang. There were 24 CTEV patients who received CTEV management before the age of 3 years and were not associated with a neurological disorder. A comparison of the average total Bangla clubfoot score tool system was analyzed by assessing parental satisfaction, walking ability and clinical examination. The majority of CTEV patients were women (58.3%) with and mostly being treated before 1 year old (79.2%). The most types of CTEV were bilateral (70.8%), and most of them performed surgery (66.7%). Assessment with the Bangla clubfoot tool system shows that the level of parental satisfaction is sufficient, gait is good, but physical foot examination is poor (20%). The score is influenced by age at first therapy and compliance using the brace. Parents must continue to support their children to undergo integrated management after therapy to maintain their walking ability.

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confidence: 88%

Evaluation of CTEV Management in Children's Walking Ability Assessed by "BANGLA" Club Foot Tool Score System

Irfannuddin

Lubis²,

Wicaksono³

2020

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“…The gold standard treatment is the Ponseti method [18]. The cavus, adductus, and varus deformities are corrected with serial casting.…”

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“…The cavus, adductus, and varus deformities are corrected with serial casting. Lastly, the hindfoot equinus is corrected by performing a percutaneous Achilles' tendon release to allow the ankle to be positioned at the appropriate right angle with the leg [18].…”

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Outcomes of Clubfoot Treated With Casting in Ghana

Yadavalli¹,

Hennrikus²,

Reichenbach³

2021

Cureus

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Objective: Idiopathic clubfoot deformity is a condition in pediatric orthopedics with a prevalence of 1 in 1000. This study reports the outcomes of clubfoot treatment in Ghana. Methods: The study was Institutional Review Board (IRB) approved. Patients with clubfoot were treated by the Ponseti method including weekly casting, Achilles tendon lengthening (TAL), and prolonged bracing. Data points collected included: extent of clubfoot, age, relapse, tenotomy prevalence, and number of casts. Results: Out of 1,634 patients, 72.4% were less than a year of age at the time of the first cast, 82.6% had more than eight casts prior to bracing, and 74.0% had a percutaneous Achilles tenotomy prior to the final cast placement. Only 1.2% of patients suffered a relapse. Conclusion: In Ghana, delays in seeking in treatment are common. Optimal results for the Ponseti treatment occur in children who present prior to the age of one. In the current study, 27.6% of children delayed treatment until after one. We recommend a community advocacy program to educate leaders and medical personnel about the Ponseti method. Despite a delay of treatment in 25% of the patients, there was only a 1.2% relapse rate. We recommend the Ponseti method in Ghana for children of all ages.

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“…Com incidência aproximada de um para cada 1.000 nascidos vivos, predomina no gênero masculino, na proporção de 2:1, e tem acometimento bilateral em 50% dos casos. São encontradas variações populacionais em relação à incidência, porém, nos chineses, é cerca de 0,39 casos por 1.000 nascidos vivos, nos caucasianos um a três casos por 1.000 nascidos vivos, enquanto nos havaianos ocorre em cerca de sete por 1.000 nascidos vivos [2].…”

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Pé torto congênito: método de Ponseti e sua aplicabilidade pelo fisioterapeuta

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O pé torto congênito é uma das deformidades mais frequentes de membro inferior que, por sua complexidade com relação às alterações anatômicas, é alvo de dúvidas e divergência de opinião dos profissionais da área quanto ao tratamento mais eficaz. No entanto, o método mais utilizado atualmente e que vem apresentando resultados positivos é o de Ponseti. O objetivo deste trabalho é analisar a eficácia do método de Ponseti e sua aplicabilidade pelo fisioterapeuta. Tratou-se de pesquisa do tipo revisão, com abordagem qualitativa por meio de consulta a publicações das bases de dados Scielo, Lilacs, Medline e Bireme, preferencialmente dos últimos dez anos, e a coleta de dados no mês de outubro de 2016. Foram encontradas 248 publicações e, após análise, foram selecionados 23 artigos para a pesquisa, distribuídas em duas categorias: Eficácia do método Ponseti e Eficácia das técnicas fisioterapêuticas. Diante do exposto, percebe-se que o método de Ponseti tem se mostrado o mais eficaz no tratamento do pé torto congênito, e suas técnicas são compatíveis com as utilizadas por fisioterapeutas, sendo possível sua aplicabilidade por este profissional, com exceção da tenotomia do calcâneo. Portanto, este trabalho abre espaço para novas pesquisas que corroborem esta temática.Palavras-chave: pé torto congênito, método de Ponseti, Fisioterapia, equinovaro.

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Pé torto congênito

Cited by 13 publications

References 127 publications

Evaluation of CTEV Management in Children's Walking Ability Assessed by "BANGLA" Club Foot Tool Score System

Evaluation of CTEV Management in Children's Walking Ability Assessed by "BANGLA" Club Foot Tool Score System

Outcomes of Clubfoot Treated With Casting in Ghana

Pé torto congênito: método de Ponseti e sua aplicabilidade pelo fisioterapeuta

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