Cerebral Palsy: Orthopaedic Aspects — Flashcards

In Blount's disease,  the _____ femoral condyle may sublux posteromedially (into the depressed medial tibial plateau) at 10-20 degrees of flexion. This is also called as Siffert-katz sign

Absence of heel in CTEV shoes prevents _____

What will be the presentation of a child with radial head subluxation?_____

Hip fractures in the pediatric population are classified according to _____ classification

Which of the following usually occurs in children between 5-7 years old? _____

What is the pathogenesis of Perthe's disease? _____

Which of the following is associated with acute hip/knee pain and altered gait (outward facing toe gait)? _____

_____ disease is intraarticular epiphyseal osteochondromas.

Which of the following usually occurs in children between 12-14 years old? _____

Which of the following is self-limited (~2-3 years)? _____