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Variaciones de los ángulos del pie plano-valgo y cavo-valgo del niño tras la corrección con prótesis subastragalina de Giannini
Variations od the angles in the child valgus flat foot and cavus-valgus after correccion with the Giannini´s subtalar prosthesis
A.M. BROTONS BAILE, F. J. LORENTE MOLIÓ HOSPITAL INFANTIL UNIVERSITARIO INFANTIL LA FE. VALENCIA.
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15/09/2008
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15/09/2008
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15/09/2008
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Resumen (ES)
In this study, we present the radiographic results
obtained from the reducible fíat foot child treatment with temporal
arthrorresis with the Giannini's subtalar prosthesis. A total
of 46 patients have been surveyed, 89 fíat feet have been operated
from January 1986 to January 2003 with children whose
ages range from 8-13 years and with a 19-month-follow up
period (2-40 months). In order to assess the degree of correction
achieved with this technique, 4 loaded angles of the foot
alignement have been taken into account: Kite's angle, talus
navicular angle, Sheade une or Meary Tomeno axis and the
inner Moreau-Costa-Bartani angle. Pre-and post operation
measures were carried out in all patients. All the angles studied
showed a relevant post-operation improvement and are statistically
significant (p<0.0001). The angles surveyed have proved
to be a good method for the radiographic assessment for the
child non-structured fíat foot. From a radiological point of view,
the Giannini's technique ¡sefficient and stableforthe correction
of the reducibte fíat foot in the child.
obtained from the reducible fíat foot child treatment with temporal
arthrorresis with the Giannini's subtalar prosthesis. A total
of 46 patients have been surveyed, 89 fíat feet have been operated
from January 1986 to January 2003 with children whose
ages range from 8-13 years and with a 19-month-follow up
period (2-40 months). In order to assess the degree of correction
achieved with this technique, 4 loaded angles of the foot
alignement have been taken into account: Kite's angle, talus
navicular angle, Sheade une or Meary Tomeno axis and the
inner Moreau-Costa-Bartani angle. Pre-and post operation
measures were carried out in all patients. All the angles studied
showed a relevant post-operation improvement and are statistically
significant (p<0.0001). The angles surveyed have proved
to be a good method for the radiographic assessment for the
child non-structured fíat foot. From a radiological point of view,
the Giannini's technique ¡sefficient and stableforthe correction
of the reducibte fíat foot in the child.
Palabras clave (ES):
Infancia
Pie
Niño
Plano
Valgo
Prótesis
subastragalina
Cavo
Cavo-valgo
Plano-valgo
Prótesis
Gianini
Resumen (EN)
In this study, we present the radiographic results
obtained from the reducible fíat foot child treatment with temporal
arthrorresis with the Giannini's subtalar prosthesis. A total
of 46 patients have been surveyed, 89 fíat feet have been operated
from January 1986 to January 2003 with children whose
ages range from 8-13 years and with a 19-month-follow up
period (2-40 months). In order to assess the degree of correction
achieved with this technique, 4 loaded angles of the foot
alignement have been taken into account: Kite's angle, talus
navicular angle, Sheade une or Meary Tomeno axis and the
inner Moreau-Costa-Bartani angle. Pre-and post operation
measures were carried out in all patients. All the angles studied
showed a relevant post-operation improvement and are statistically
significant (p<0.0001). The angles surveyed have proved
to be a good method for the radiographic assessment for the
child non-structured fíat foot. From a radiological point of view,
the Giannini's technique ¡sefficient and stableforthe correction
of the reducibte fíat foot in the child.
obtained from the reducible fíat foot child treatment with temporal
arthrorresis with the Giannini's subtalar prosthesis. A total
of 46 patients have been surveyed, 89 fíat feet have been operated
from January 1986 to January 2003 with children whose
ages range from 8-13 years and with a 19-month-follow up
period (2-40 months). In order to assess the degree of correction
achieved with this technique, 4 loaded angles of the foot
alignement have been taken into account: Kite's angle, talus
navicular angle, Sheade une or Meary Tomeno axis and the
inner Moreau-Costa-Bartani angle. Pre-and post operation
measures were carried out in all patients. All the angles studied
showed a relevant post-operation improvement and are statistically
significant (p<0.0001). The angles surveyed have proved
to be a good method for the radiographic assessment for the
child non-structured fíat foot. From a radiological point of view,
the Giannini's technique ¡sefficient and stableforthe correction
of the reducibte fíat foot in the child.
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