Mutual Interaction between Orthotic and Surgical Treatment Options for the Lower Extremity in Children with Underlying Neurological Diseases
4:45 PM -
6:00 PM
Thu, 16 May
Short description
In staged therapy systems, deformities and functional limitations of varying severity can be treated using a multitude of orthoses as well as orthopaedic-surgical measures. The goal is to improve the shape – ideally a normalisation of the deformity and thus optimisation of function. Using the foot and crouch gait as examples, participants learn about current orthotic and surgical measures and their mutual interactions, with the goal of obtaining the optimal functional result for the patient.
Chair
Information about the program
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Event Type
Symposium -
Event Series
Orthotics -
Tags
Treatment Area Back, CME Certification for Physicians, Treatment Area Limited Mobility, Treatment Area Movement Disorders and Paralysis
Event Location
Room 3
Subprogram Items
4:45 PM -
6:00 PM
THU 16. MAY
Possibilities and Limitations of Orthotic Care for Flexible and Semi-Flexible Neurogenic Foot Deformities
Room 3
4:45 PM -
6:00 PM
THU 16. MAY
Orthopedic Operations to Create a Plantigrade and Resilient Foot in Case of Neurogenic Foot Deformities
Room 3
4:45 PM -
6:00 PM
THU 16. MAY
Influence on the Neurologically Determined Crouch Gait by Differently Attacking Orthosis Systems
Room 3
4:45 PM -
6:00 PM
THU 16. MAY
Soft Tissue and Bone Surgery to Improve Neurogenic Crouch Gait
Room 3