THE TACTICS OF THE TREATING CONGENITAL DEFORMITIES OF THE FEET ASSOCIATED WITH THE AMNIOTIC BAND SYNDROME

Abstract

Amniotic constriction is an anomaly in the development of the amnion, in which tissue soft tissue tissues are formed in the amniotic cavity, stretched between the walls of the uterus. In most cases, they do not harm the fetus and do not interfere with normal childbirth, but sometimes amniotic bands can entangle, bind and squeeze the fetus or cord and cause wrinkles (furrows) on the limbs, leading to their amputation. Often amniotic constrictions are combined with such a defect as congenital equino-varus and flat-valgus deformation of the foot. To avoid loss of correction at the stages of amniotic clubfoot treatment and not to get vascular and neurological complications before the pediatric orthopedic surgeon, it becomes clear what to treat first. Therefore, the goal of this work was to show the tactics of sequential treatment of congenital clubfoot and congenital vertical ram associated with the amniotic band syndrome.