Clinical Characteristics of Children with Spinal Deformities at Initial Visit to the Clinic

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Chernyshоva I.N.
Chernyshоva I.N.
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Lutsenko E.V.
Lutsenko E.V.

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Analysis of the archival material of the Ukrainian Research Institute of Prosthetics made it possible to determine the structure of the primary referral of children with spinal deformities to the clinic over the past 10 years. The following factors were assessed: age, gender, type of deformity, magnitude of deformity (Cobb) and bone age (Risser). These data determine the strategy and tactics of treatment and form the basis of its prognosis. At the same time, the timeliness of the child’s parents contacting a specialist is significantly influenced by a number of factors that depend on the organization of healthcare in the country. The generalized material made it possible to create a “clinical portrait” of a patient who sought help from a specialist for the first time. This is a female child aged 11 -13 years with unfinished bone growth (Risser test 2 -3), right-sided thoracic spinal deformity of the 2nd degree. The results obtained do not contradict literature sources and indicate the wide potential of conservative treatment in achieving positive results.

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Chernyshоva I.N.. 2026. \u201cClinical Characteristics of Children with Spinal Deformities at Initial Visit to the Clinic\u201d. Global Journal of Medical Research - H: Orthopedic & Musculoskeletal System GJMR-H Volume 23 (GJMR Volume 23 Issue H2): .

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Analysis of the archival material of the Ukrainian Research Institute of Prosthetics made it possible to determine the structure of the primary referral of children with spinal deformities to the clinic over the past 10 years. The following factors were assessed: age, gender, type of deformity, magnitude of deformity (Cobb) and bone age (Risser). These data determine the strategy and tactics of treatment and form the basis of its prognosis. At the same time, the timeliness of the child’s parents contacting a specialist is significantly influenced by a number of factors that depend on the organization of healthcare in the country. The generalized material made it possible to create a “clinical portrait” of a patient who sought help from a specialist for the first time. This is a female child aged 11 -13 years with unfinished bone growth (Risser test 2 -3), right-sided thoracic spinal deformity of the 2nd degree. The results obtained do not contradict literature sources and indicate the wide potential of conservative treatment in achieving positive results.

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