Osteotomia extensora de fêmur distal com placa angulada de 90º para correção de flexo de joelho
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.61443/rto.v24i2.463Palavras-chave:
paralisia cerebral; flexo do joelho; Crouch gait; osteotomia extensora.Resumo
O flexo do joelho é uma das deformidades mais comuns entre os pacientes com paralisia cerebral, uma condição neurológica que afeta o controle muscular e a coordenação motora. O tratamento tem como objetivo proporcionar um melhor alinhamento do membro, aliviando a tensão muscular e melhorando a capacidade de andar ou se mover do paciente. Neste estudo, descrevemos a abordagem cirúrgica para o tratamento em um caso complexo de recidiva.
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