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. 2014 Jan 2;2014:963861. doi: 10.1155/2014/963861

Table 2.

Orthopedic findings and treatment.

Pat. First symptoms Sitting ability Walking ability Scoliosis (Cobb degree) Pelvic tilt Hip joint involvement
contractures, feet deformities
Orthopedic surgeries Age of surgery (years)
1 LW Yes Yes Incipient, <10° Hip-TEP left 59
2 LW Yes Yes Reconstruction of rotator cuff right 50
3 GW Yes Yes Th: right-conv. 26° Th3/Th7/Th11
4 IMD No Limited2 Th/L: right-conv. C-shaped 80° Th5/Th11/L5 40° right Hip dysplasia/luxation right
Pes equinus
Intertrochanteric varus osteotomy right 17
5 IMD Yes1 No Th: right-conv. 57° Th1/Th8/Th124;
L: left-conv. 90° L1/L3/L54
35° left Hip dysplasia/luxation left + right
Hip + knee flexor contractures
Pes planovalgus
Spine stabilization Th3-S1
Post-op: Th 38°, L 23°, pelvic tilt 0°
14
Derotating varus osteotomy both sides; hip and knee flexor release left+right 13
6 LW Yes No3 Th/L: right-conv. C-shaped 90° Th6/L1/L5 40° right Hip dysplasia left + right
Hip + knee flexor contractures
Spine stabilization Th3-S1
Post-op: Th 35°, pelvic tilt 8°
13
Hip and knees flexor release left + right 4
7 LW No No Th/L: left-conv., collapsing spine5 60° left Talipes equinovarus Surgery not possible6
8 IMD Yes Yes Pes equinus Achillotenotomy left + right 5

Pat.: patient, LW: leg weakness, GW: general weakness, IMD: impaired motor development, left-conv.: left-convex, right-conv.: right-convex, Th: thoracic, and L: lumbar. 1was lost due to scoliosis and pelvic obliquity and regained after spine stabilization surgery. 2Only transfer walking for a few meters inside. 3Ability lost at the age of 13 years. 4Last examination before surgery. 5Cobb degree not measurable and sitting position for X-ray is not achievable. 6Operative stabilization was indicated; patient's general condition is not sufficient for surgery.