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PURWOKERTO
RUANG LINGKUP
ORTHOPAEDI
1. KELAINAN BAWAAN
- CTEV ( CONGENITAL TALIPES EQUENO
VARUS ) / CLUB FOOT
- CONGENITAL DYSPLASIA OF THE HIP
- POLYDACTILY
- TORTICOLIS
- SPINA BIFIDA DLL
2. INFEKSI
OSTEOMYELITIS
3. TRAUMA
FRAKTUR DAN DISLOKASI
4. TUMOR
5. DEGENERATIF
- OSTEOARTHRITIS
6. MICELENIOUS
- PENYAKIT METABOLIK
- CEREBRAL PALSY
- POST POLIOMYELITIS
CTEV/CLUB FOOT
Clinical features:
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angkle is in equinus
the heel is inverted
the forefoot adducted and supinated
the heel ussually small and high
deep creases appear posteriorly and
medially
Planus:
Cavus:
flatfoot
highly arched footVarus: heal going
towards
the midline
Valgus:
heel going away
from the midline
Adduction:
forefoot going
towards the midline
Abduction:
forefoot going away
From the midline
Forefoot
foot
Hind
Types
Idiopathic (Unknown Etiology) :
Congenital Talipes Equino-Varus CTEV
Acquired, Secondary to :
CNS Disease : Spina bifida, Poliomyelitis
Arthrogryposis
Absent Bone : fibula / tibia
Etiology
Unknown
Etiology
Some of these factors are :
Abnormal intrauterine forces
Arrested fetal development
Abnormal muscle and tendon insertions
Abnormal rotation of the talus in the
mortise
Germ plasm defects
Incidence
Occurs approximately in one of every
1000 live birth
In affected families, clubfeet are about
30 times more frequent in offspring
Male are affected in about 65% of cases
Bilateral cases are as high as 30 40 %
Geographic Distribution
Middle East , KSA common
Mediterranean Coast & North
Africa
White race
Diagnosis
General Examination :
Exclude
Spina Bifida
Paralytic TEV
Diagnosis
Characteristic Deformity :
Hind foot
Equinus
(Ankle joint)
Varus
(Subtalar joint)
Fore foot
Adduction
(Med tarsal joint)
Supination fore foot
Cavus
DIAGNOSIS
FOREFOOT :
diagnosa Achilles tendon pendek Tinggi dan kecil tumit Tidak ada
lipatan belakang Heel Abnormal lipatan di tengah kaki Foot lebih
kecil dalam kasih sayang unilateral Callosities di daerah tekanan
abnormal Torsi internal kaki Otot betis membuang-buang Cacat
tidak mencegah berjalan
Diagnosis
Short Achilles tendon
High and small heel
No creases behind Heel
Abnormal crease in middle of the foot
Foot is smaller in unilateral affection
Callosities at abnormal pressure areas
Internal torsion of the leg
Calf muscles wasting
Deformities dont prevent walking
Treatment
The goal of treatment for clubfoot
is to obtain a plantigrade foot that
is functional, painless, and stable
over time
A cosmetically pleasing appearance
is also an important goal sought by
the surgeon and the family
Treatment
Non surgical treatment should begin shortly after birth
1. Gentle manipulation
2. Immobilization
- Strapping ????
- POP or synthetic cast
- PONSETI Methode
Treatment
Non surgical treatment should begin shortly after
birth
3. Splints to maintain correction
- Dennis Brown splint
Surgical Treatment
Indications
1.Late presentation, after 6 months of age !
2.Complementary to conservative treatment
3.Failure of conservative treatment
4.Residual deformities after conservative
treatment
5.Recurrence after conservative treatment
Torticollis
What is it?
Also known as Wryneck
Head and chin are tilted at
opposite angles, causing head to
twist
Asymmetrical Appearance
Effected
muscle:sternocleidomastoid
Bisa ada sebelum atau pada saat lahir Bawaan Muscular Tortikolis Dapat terjadi
selama masa kanak-kanak melalui usia dewasa Acquired / Noncongenital Muscular
Tortikolis Keduanya menyebabkan penampilan asimetris dan fungsi di leher dan
kepala mereka yang menderita
What is it?
Can exist before or at birth
Congenital Muscular Torticollis
Prevalence
Less than .4% of newborns
Torticollis does not prefer one side
of head or the other
In CMT, ratio of boys to girls is 3:2
Increased head size in male babies
Prevalence
In adults, noncongenital muscular
torticollis has an average onset of 40
years old
Females twice as likely afflicted than males
Causes?
Not well understood
Almost 80 entities have been reported to
cause torticollis
Common causes:
Developmental disorders affecting
sternocleidomastoid muscle
Imbalance in function of cervical muscles
Other abnormalities in skull/cervical area
Other Causes
Genetic defect
Infants position during pregnancy or
delivery
Tumors in head or neck
Arthritis of neck
Pseudotumors in infants
Certain medications
Genes
More likely to be afflicted if family member
had torticollis or similar disorder
Symptoms
Adults and Children:
Abnormal contraction of the neck
Limited range of motion
Stiff neck muscles
Possible swelling and pain
Symptoms
Infants:
Tilting of chin
Small mass
(pseudotumor) in neck
Small neck spasms
Diagnosed before 1
month old = shorter
physical therapy
Prognosis
Most helpful diagnosis is made
early
Not life threatening
May self correct itself
May be chronic and reoccurring
Any complications may result from
compressed nerve roots
Peregangan dan memperpanjang otot leher yang terkena Menerapkan panas , pijat ,
analgesik Dapat dikombinasikan dengan TENS Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve
Stimulation Medis pengobatan Bacolfen atau Botox Injeksi setiap tiga bulan
Treatments
Stretching and lengthening
affected neck muscles
Applying heat, massage,
analgesics
Can be combined with TENS
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve
Stimulation
Medical treatmentBacolfen or
Bedah pada kasus yang berat Pasien yang patologi tidak menyelesaikan
setelah 12 bulan terapi fisik atau yang mengembangkan asimetri wajah
Risiko cedera saraf tulang belakang
Treatments
Surgery in severe cases
Patients whose pathology does not
resolve after 12 months of physical
therapy or who develops facial
asymmetry
Risk of injury to spinal nerves
Hampir tidak mungkin untuk mencegah Menjadi akrab dengan gejala Cari bantuan
medis Kondisi serius lainnya mungkin bingung untuk Tortikolis dan tidak diperlakukan
dengan benar
Preventive Measures
Nearly impossible to prevent
Become familiar with symptoms
Seek medical attention
Other serious conditions may be
confused for Torticollis and are not
treated correctly