КЛИНИКО-БИОМЕХАНИЧЕСКОЕ ОБОСНОВАНИЕ АРТРОРИЗА ПОДТАРАННОГО СУСТАВА ПРИ ЛЕЧЕНИИ ДЕТЕЙ С НЕФИКСИРОВАННОЙ ПЛОСКО-ВАЛЬГУСНОЙ ДЕФОРМАЦИЕЙ СТОП
Аннотация
В данной работе приводятся биомеханическое обоснование и результаты применения нового малоинвазивного метода коррекции нефиксированной формы плосковальгусной деформации стопы у детей. Предложенный хирургический метод позволяет сократить сроки реабилитации, предотвратить вторичные изменения, обусловленные гиперпронацией подтаранного сустава, не нарушает нормальную биомеханику стопы.Литература
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