Child affected with Severely spastic diplegic cerebral palsy can walk

It is common misconception that orthopaedic surgery is going to harm children affected with cerebral palsy. It is a fact that Most of the children does not require surgical intervention but if child have sever spasticity & deformity, interfering with cerebral palsy therapy program, not progressing well then they really need some intervention to control the spasticity & fix deformity so that good rehabilitation can be started at earliest to get best outcome. Every type of surgical intervention is not going to benefit the child so we require good evaluation of child before embarking on surgical intervention in the form of gait analysis, detailed physical examination and reconfirmation of finding under anaesthesia. even during surgery we always check repeatedly that we should not overdo the correction because remaining spasticity can be managed by therapy but over correction of deformity cannot be revert back, which is the fundamental basis of our surgical intervention (SEMLOS). In this concept we treat all the prevailing deformity, hyper tonicity, lever arm dysfunction & weakness of musculo-tendinous unit up-to some extent during single anaesthesia but is rarely possible to give complete correction. It is always better to do under correction and managed by good therapy protocol after surgery. We start therapy at earliest with in 2 week of surgery. Most of the time, we are getting excellent outcome and in last 10 year we never need second surgical intervention with this concept and child is able to maintain his physical capability even in adulthood . More info on http://www.trishlaortho.com

Видео Child affected with Severely spastic diplegic cerebral palsy can walk канала Dr Jitendra Kr Jain