Conservative & Surgical Treatments Flashcards

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musculoskeletal symptoms associated with NM problems

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contractures, bony malalignment, rotational deformities, hip subluxations/dislocations, limb length discrepancy, club foot, vertical talus

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types of tendon surgeries to repair MSK issues

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tendon releases, lengthening, and transfers

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types of bone surgeries to repair MSK issues

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wedge, rotation, locations: pelvis, femur, tibia, limb length/shortening surgeries, surgeries to fix dislocations, club foot, vertical talus

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conservative treatment for contractures

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stretching, exercise, dynamic splinting, serial casting

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surgical treatment for contractures

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tenotomy, tendon lengthening, release, transfer, spasticity management (meds, baclofen pump, SDR, etc)

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common tendon lengthening surgeries

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– adductor tenotomy
– adductor transfer to ischium
– psoas release
– hamstring lengthening, release, or transfer
– distal rec fem transfer or release
– plantar flexor release

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precautions for all tenotomies

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– initially NWB
– start with AROM
– doc recommendations for PROM, stretching, ROM in WB, and strengthening
– pt will need movement training using their new ROM
– back off if you cause pain

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PT treatment for most releases

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– splinting, casting, orthotics
– improve/maintain AROM, followed by PROM and stretching
– WB but no twisting

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What is the main contracture that would lead to hamstring release surgery?

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knee flexion contracture

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