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The Relation between Motor Paralysis and Walking Ability in Spina Bifida Patients Nobuyasu Ochiai 1 , Makoto Kamegaya 1 , Takashi Saisu 1 , Hideshige Moriya 2 1Division of Orthopaedic Surgery, Chiba Children's Hospital 2Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Graduate School of Medicine, Chiba University Keyword: spina bifida , 二分脊椎 , walking ability , 歩行能力 , motor paralysis level , 運動麻痺レベル pp.173-178
Published Date 2003/2/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1408100636
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 We classified the walking ability of 37 children with spina bifida (open myelomeningocele in 31;closed myelomeningocele in 6) who had L3 or L4 level motor paralysis into the four groups described by Hoffer. The results of the classification were 19 community ambulator cases, 6 household ambulator cases, 9 nonfunctional ambulatory cases, and 3 nonambulator cases. The relationship between the following factors and the children's walking ability was analyzed statistically:1)body mass index, 2)hip joint status (dislocated or not), 3)joint contracture of the hip joints (more than 20 degrees), knee joints (more than 20 degrees), and ankle joints (requiring surgery), 4)muscle strength (manual muscle testing):iliopsoas muscles, quadriceps muscles, and tibialis anterior muscles, 5)scoliosis (Cobb angle≧20 degrees), 6)number of shunt operations,and 7)Arnold-Chiari deformity. The results showed that contractures of the knee and hip joints, muscle power of the iliopsoas and quadriceps muscles, and scoliosis had the greatest impact on their walking ability. We concluded that surgical intervention to release joint contratures and muscle exercise to improve muscle strength are required to improve the walking ability of children with spina bifida.


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