Serebral Palsi tanısı ile izlediğimiz çocuklarda kullandığımız ortezler ve fonksiyonel durum ile ilişkisi
Abstract
Amaç:
Polikliniğimize Serebral Palsi tanısı ile başvuran hastaların kullanmakta
olduğu ortez çeşitlerini belirlemek, SP tipinin ve Kaba Motor Fonksiyonel
Sınıflama Sisteminin (KMFSS) ortezleme ile ilişkisini değerlendirmek.
Gereç ve Yöntem: SP
tanısı olan 2-16 yaş arası hastalar retrospektif olarak incelendi ve ortez
kullanımı saptanan 60 hasta çalışmaya dahil edildi. Hastaların yaş, cinsiyet, akraba evliliği öyküsü, konuşma
bozukluğu, mental bozukluk, görme bozukluğu, işitme bozukluğu, epilepsi, yutma
bozukluğu ve kullandığı ortez kaydedildi. Klinik sınıflama Swedish
klasifikasyonuna göre yapıldı. Hastaların kaba motor fonksiyonlarındaki
bozukluğun ciddiyetini sınıflandırmak için Kaba Motor Fonksiyon Sınıflandırma
Sistemi (KMFSS) kullanıldı.
Bulgular:
Hastaların ortalama yaşı 88.05±50.44 ay idi. Olguların’33 ü erkek 27’si kızdı. Hastaların
%96.7’si (n=58) spastik tip, %3.3’ü (n=2) diskinetik tip SP idi. Spastik tip
SP’lerin %36.7’si diplejik, %36.7’si tetraplejik, %20’si hemiplejik, %3.3’ü monoplejik
idi. KMFSS’ye göre yapılan sınıflamada %35 (n=21) ile en fazla KMFSS 3
düzeyinde hasta olduğu belirlendi. KMFSS 1 olan 7 hasta solid AFO, KMFSS 2 olan
10 hastanın 3’ü GRAFO, 7’si solid AFO kullanıyordu. KMFSS 3 olan 21 hastanın 3
tanesi KAFO, 2’si GRAFO, biri eklemli AFO, 17’si solid AFO kullanıyordu. KMFSS
4 olan 15 hastanın 6’sı KAFO, biri GRAFO, 8’i solid AFO kullanıyordu. KMFSS 5
olan 7 hastanın 3’ü KAFO, 4’ü solid AFO kullanıyordu.
Sonuç: KMFSS
1,2 ve 3 olan hastalar daha çok AFO ve GRAFO kullanırken KMFSS 4 ve 5 olan
hastaların yaklaşık yarısında KAFO kullanımı vardı. KMFSS 4 ve 5 olan çocuklar
kendi kendilerine hareketleri sınırlı ve sıklıkla taşındıkları için yürüme
amaçlı AFO yerine pozisyonlamaya ve eklem hareket açıklığını korumaya yönelik
KAFO kullanımı daha fazladır.
Keywords
References
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Abstract
Purpose: To determine the types of orthoses
used by patients with cerebral palsy and to evaluate the relationship between Cerebral
Palsy (CP) type and the Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS) with
the orthoses.
Material-Methods: Patients aged between 2 and 16
years who were diagnosed with CP were retrospectively evaluated and sixty
patients with orthotic use were included in the study. Age, sex, and orthosis were
assessed. Clinical classification was
based on Swedish classification. The GMFCS was used to classify the severity of
impairment in gross motor functions of patients.
Results: The mean age of the patients was 88.05±50.44
months. 55% of the patients were female, 45% were male. 96.7% of the patients
were spastic CP, 3.3% were dyskinetic type CP. According to GMFCS, 35% was the
most common patient with GMFCS 3. Seven patients with GMFCS 1 had solid AFO.
Three patients with GMFCS 2 had GRAFO and seven patients had solid AFO. Of the
twenty-one patients with GMFCS 3, 3 had KAFO, 2 had GRAFO, one had hinged AFO
and seven-teen had solid AFO. Of the fifteen patients with GMFCS 4, 6 had KAFO,
one had GRAFO and 8 had solid AFO. Three patients with GMFCS 5 had KAFO and 4
patients had solid AFO.
Conclusion: The patients with GMFCS 1-2-3 had
mostly use AFO and GRAFO, approximately half of patients with GMFCS 4-5 had
KAFO. Since the children in GMFCS 4-5 have limited self-movements and are often
transported, it is expected that the use of KAFO for positioning rather than
walking AFO.
References
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Details
| Primary Language | Turkish |
|---|---|
| Subjects | Clinical Sciences |
| Journal Section | Research Article |
| Authors | |
| Publication Date | January 18, 2019 |
| Submission Date | November 28, 2018 |
| Acceptance Date | December 28, 2018 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2019 Volume: 12 Issue: 1 |
