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- W2568363647 abstract "Background. Hip dislocation and subluxation are common in children with spina bifida.Aim. To determine the influence of the neurosegmental level on surgical treatment of hip dislocation and subluxation in children with spina bifida.Materials and methods. A total of 114 pediatric patients with spina bifida and hip dislocation and subluxation were treated at The Turner Scientific and Research Institute for Children’s Orthopedics (Saint Petersburg, Russia) from 2006 to 2015. The patients were divided into two groups according the Sharrard classification of neurosegmental lesions: a study group of 62 patients who underwent hip stabilization surgery and a control group of 52 patients who did not undergo hip stabilization procedures.Results. For patients with a high neurosegmental level (thoracic and L1-L2), surgical treatment for hip dislocation and subluxation, which included most cases (72%), led to motor deterioration (retrospective study). Of 40 patients with a neurosegmental level of L3-L4 and L5-S1, motor level improved in 13 (32.5%) but deteriorated in 10 (36%) of 28 patients in the control group.Conclusion. Determination of the neurosegmental level enables the prediction of motor level and reveals indication for surgical treatment." @default.
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- W2568363647 date "2016-12-14" @default.
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- W2568363647 title "Clinical implications of the neurosegmental level of injury in the treatment of hip dislocation and subluxation in children with spina bifida" @default.
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