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Long-term follow-up after multilevel surgery in cerebral palsy.

Rosa M S VisscherNadine HaslerMarie FreslierNavrag B SinghWilliam R TaylorReinald BrunnerErich Rutz
Published in: Archives of orthopaedic and trauma surgery (2021)
While the overall gait pattern improved, our results showed specific aspects of the gait cycle actually deteriorated post-SEMLS and that a majority of the participants needed additional surgery, supporting previous statements for the use of multilevel surgery rather than SEMLS. The results highlight that the field should not only focus on the overall gait scores when evaluating treatment outcomes but should offer additional long-term follow-up of lower extremity function.
Keyphrases
  • cerebral palsy
  • minimally invasive
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  • surgical site infection
  • percutaneous coronary intervention