Surgical treatment of patients with peroneal hemimelia

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Forty two cases of surgical crus lengthening in children with congenital fibular hemimelia were analysed. It was determined that relapse of foot and segment axis deformity, abnormal development of tibia distal epiphysis were frequently noted in case of preservation of fibular-cartilagi- nous band. Transcutaneous tenotomy of fibular band provided the best conditions for crus development during the process of growth. However the tenotomy prevented the recurrence of segment axis deformity only in one third of all cases, the correct position of foot was most often instable. Distraction osteosynthesis should be combined with open reposition of fibular fibrous- cartilaginous bend that improved the conditions for ankle formation and prevented the recurrence of crus and tibial deformity during the growth process. Ultrasonography is the compulsory method for the determination of surgical intervention tactics.

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D. A. Popkov

Russian Research Center "Restorative Traumatology and Orthopedics" G.A. Ilizarov

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Russian Federation, Kurgan

L. A. Grebenyuk

Russian Research Center "Restorative Traumatology and Orthopedics" G.A. Ilizarov

Email: info@eco-vector.com
Russian Federation, Kurgan

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2. Rice. Fig. 1. Ultrasonographic image of the fibrocartilaginous fibular cord: a — in the longitudinal direction of scanning, b — in the transverse direction.

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3. Rice. Fig. 2. Appearance and ultrasonogram of patient K., 6 years old. Longitudinal scanning clearly shows a continuous fibrous cord leading to the rudiment of the fibula.

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4. Rice. 3. Radiographs and appearance of the patient A.a - before treatment; b — after the end of the first stage of treatment (at the age of 6 years); c — before the second stage of surgical treatment (12 years); d — 1 year after the end of the second stage of treatment.

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5. Rice. Fig. 4. Radiographs of the ankle joint and ultrasonograms of patient I.a — before surgery (at the age of 5 years); b — 2.5 years after the end of surgical leg lengthening with resection of the fibular fibrocartilaginous cord; cartilaginous cord and fibula rudiment); d — 1 month after removal of the device (diastasis at the site of cord resection is indicated); e — 2.5 years after the end of treatment: the absence of any echo-deep longitudinal structure above the fibula rudiment.

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