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Acta ortop. bras ; 29(5): 277-282, Sept.-Oct. 2021. graf
Article in English | LILACS-Express | LILACS | ID: biblio-1339068

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ABSTRACT The presence of abnormalities in knee alignment (genu varum and genu valgum) is extremely common in soccer. It can occur in the junior league / youth academy and perpetuate itself throughout the professional career. The consequences of years of high-level sports practice in players with genu varum / genu valgum can be harmful to the knees. By observing football matches of the present and the past, the authors of the article noted that great Brazilian soccer players were, or are, affected by the malalignment of the knees: Garrincha (the most famous), Leandro, Dunga, Romário, Rivaldo and Neymar. This study aims to discuss the relationship between high-performance sport and the development of these orthopedic deformities, serving as a tool for updating the trauma-orthopedic knee subspecialty. Level of Evidence III, Retrospective comparative study.


RESUMO A presença de anormalidades no alinhamento dos joelhos (geno varo e geno valgo) é extremamente comum no futebol. Seu aparecimento pode ocorrer quando os jogadores estão nas categorias de base e se perpetuar durante a carreira profissional. As consequências de anos de prática esportiva em alto nível em jogadores com geno varo/geno valgo podem ser deletérias aos joelhos. A partir da observação de jogos de futebol do presente e do passado, os autores do artigo notaram que grandes nomes brasileiros deste esporte foram ou são acometidos pelo desalinhamento dos joelhos: Garrincha - o mais famoso -, Leandro, Dunga, Romário, Rivaldo e Neymar. O presente estudo tem como objetivo discutir a relação entre o esporte de alto rendimento e o desenvolvimento dessas deformidades ortopédicas, servindo como ferramenta de atualização da subespecialidade traumato-ortopédica do joelho. Nível III de Evidência, Estudo Retrospectivo Comparativo.

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The Journal of the Korean Orthopaedic Association ; : 899-903, 1989.
Article in Korean | WPRIM | ID: wpr-769017

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Differential diagnosis between physiologic bow legs and nonphysiologic bow legs is difficult and still not fixed in diagnosis, especially under 5 years old age. Recently the problem exist in differential diagnosis and treatment method of rickets because of non-specific laberatory finding in rickets. Metaphyseal-Diaphyseal angle in distal femur, Diaphyseal-Diaphyseal angle between femur and tibia, and Metaphyseal-Diaphyseal angle in proximal and distal tibia, and Metaphyseal-Metaphyseal angle in tibia are measured and compared for 30 bow legs children. And divided into rickets group and physiologic bow legs group by clinical and laboratory findings. The results are as following 1. Mean age was 1.91 years old at initail examination, 2.08 years old in rickets group, 1.73 years old in phisiologic bow legs group. 2. Diaphyseal-Disphyseal angle between femur and tibia was 18.12 ±6.80 in rickets group. And 10.17±5.36 in phisiologic bow legs group. Metaphyseal-Diaphyseal angle in distal femur was 10.88±3.62 in rickets group. And 8.42±4.42 in physiologic bow group. 3. Metaphyseal-Diaphyseal angle in proximal tibia was 11.50±2.56 in rickets group. And 7.17±2.01 in phisiologic bow legs group. It's angle in distal tibia was 10.50±3.86 in the former and 9.50 ±3.09 in the later group. Metaphyseal-Metaphyseal angle in tibia was 20.68±3.91 in rickets group and 16.78±4.11 in phisiologic bow legs group. According to the above mentioned results. Metaphyseal-Metaphyseal angle and Metaphyseal- Diaphyseal angle in tibia are comparable to gross appearance of bow legs deformed children rater than Diaphyseal-Diaphysealangle between femur and tibia, and Metaphyseal-Diaphyseal angle in distal femur. All values are high in rchekts, statistically. Therfore measurement of above mentioned angle in simple X-ray is valuable in differential diagnosis between phisiologic bow legs and Rickets.


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Child , Humans , Diagnosis , Diagnosis, Differential , Femur , Genu Varum , Methods , Rickets , Tibia
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