Medical and Orthopaedic Aspects with Childhood Amputations and Dysmelia – Therapy Plan and Complication Management
10:30 AM -
11:45 AM
Thu, 16 May
Short description
In the context of amputation procedures, among other things for congenital deformities, the focus is also on orthopaedic technology approaches to regulating excessive osseous growth in children with lower limb amputations. Non-surgical treatment methods for patients with reduction defects are presented, including initial results of a study on their quality of life. Participants gain comprehensive insights into the aspects of treatment involving orthopaedic challenges, from childhood to adulthood where the personal perspective of the persons affected is taken into account.
Chair
Information about the program
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Event Type
Symposium -
Event Series
Prosthetics, Pediatric/adolescent and neuro-orthopedics -
Tags
CME Certification for Physicians, Youth.Academy TO
Event Location
Room 1
Subprogram Items
10:30 AM -
11:45 AM
THU 16. MAY
Surgical Measures and Complication Surgery in Childhood
Room 1
10:30 AM -
11:45 AM
THU 16. MAY
Orthopaedic Approaches for Excess Bony Growth
Room 1
10:30 AM -
11:45 AM
THU 16. MAY
Surgical and Non-Surgical Treatment of Toddlers With Reduction Defects in Lower Limbs
Room 1
10:30 AM -
11:45 AM
THU 16. MAY
Initial Findings of a Prospective Study into Recording the Quality of Life of Patients with Reduction Defects in Lower Limbs in Adolescence and Adulthood
Room 1
10:30 AM -
11:45 AM
THU 16. MAY
Walking Together - The Importance of Orthopaedic Treatment and Care for the Lives of Those Affected
Room 1