Idiopathic congenital talipes equinovarus; not always an isolated anomaly. A review of long term outcomes.
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2017 Jul 10:1-13. doi: 10.1080/14767058.2017.1353967. [Epub ahead of print]
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Abstract
OBJECTIVE:
To describe the long term outcomes of children at school age who were thought to have isolated idiopathic congenital talipes equino varus (ICTEV) at birth.
CONCLUSION:
The rate of additional abnormalities was higher than previous reports. This has implications for prenatal counseling and postnatal follow up as a prenatal diagnosis of ICTEV may subsequently be found to have longer term implications in addition to orthopedic treatments of the clubfeet.
KEYWORDS:
Club feet outcomes; Maori genetic studies; Pirani score; Polynesian epidemiology of club foot; Ponseti method; prenatal diagnosis club foot
Resumen
OBJETIVO:
Describir los resultados a largo plazo de los niños en edad escolar que se pensaba haber aislado idiopática congénita talipes equino varo (ICTEV) al nacer.
CONCLUSIÓN:
La tasa de anomalías adicionales fue mayor que los informes anteriores. Esto tiene implicaciones para el asesoramiento prenatal y el seguimiento posnatal, ya que un diagnóstico prenatal de ICTEV puede posteriormente ser encontrado para tener implicaciones a largo plazo, además de los tratamientos ortopédicos de los pies del club.
La tasa de anomalías adicionales fue mayor que los informes anteriores. Esto tiene implicaciones para el asesoramiento prenatal y el seguimiento posnatal, ya que un diagnóstico prenatal de ICTEV puede posteriormente ser encontrado para tener implicaciones a largo plazo, además de los tratamientos ortopédicos de los pies del club.
PALABRAS CLAVE:
Resultados de pie equinovaro; Estudios genéticos maoríes; Puntaje de Pirani; Epidemiología polinesia del pie equinovaro; Método Ponseti; diagnóstico prenatal del pie equinovaro
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