Spasticity
Cerebral Palsy
Bianco (Feet)
Conditions
Miscellaneous
100

A physical exam maneuver to differentiate gastrocnemius tightness from heel cord contracture

What is the Silfverskiold test?

100

Functional scoring system that dictates treatment in cerebral palsy

What is the Gross Motor Function Classification System?

100

Angle measured on a lateral between the talus and first metatarsal (eponym)

Helps you determine a flatfoot from a cavovarus foot

What is Meary's angle?


100

This disorder is caused by duplication on chromosome 17, duplication of PMP22 gene

*bilateral cavo varus feet*

What is Charcot Marie Tooth?

cavus feet + claw toes


100

Prenatal lab most correlated with spina bifida

What is AFP?

200

This neurostatic condition is caused by injury to the immature brain leading to UMN disease - spasticity, orthopedic manifestations, and cognitive function

What is cerebral palsy?



200

This subtype of cerebral palsy (anatomic) involves the legs more than the arms

Diplegic 

200

The three joints fused during a triple arthrodesis

What are the talonavicular, calcaneocuboid, and subtalar joints?


200

This autosomal recessive disorder is caused by abscence of the frataxin gene

GAA repeat at 9q13

What is Friedreich's Ataxia?


200

This type of orthoses is used to to correct "excessive plantar flexion in the swing phase"

Posterior Leaf Spring Orthoses (type of AFO)

300

Location of acetabular deficiency in spastic hip dysplasia

What is posterosuperior wear?

300

Most common subtype (physiologic) of cerebral palsy 

What is spastic cerebral palsy?

300

This test helps differentiate a forefoot driven cavus foot from a hindfoot driven cavus foot

What is the Coleman Block Test?


300

Type of traction apophysitis that children with neuromuscular disorders get

What is sinding larsen johansson syndrome?

300

Folate supplementation decreases the risk of this developing

What is Spina Bifida (or myelodysplasia or myelomeningocele)?


400

Type of pelvic osteotomy that hinges on the triradiate cartilage (used in spastic hip dysplasia)

What is a Dega Osteotomy?


400

Considered to be the most important risk factor for cerebral palsy

What is prematurity?

400

Operative Treatment of Claw Toes (CMT)

What is a Jones procedure?


400

This neurological condition shows 'periventricular leukomalacia' on MRI brain

CP

400

This CP medication works by preventing presynaptic release of Ach

What is botox?

Works better for dynamic contractures rather than static


500

Migration index used to characterize spastic hip dysplasia

What is Reimer's Index?

500

This gait pattern can result from over lengthening the achilles tendon in a CP kiddo

What is crouch gait?

500

Cause of this foot deformity seen in children with neurmomuscular/chromosomal abnormalities

What is Congenital Vertical Talus?

500

Most likely condition based on this posture

What is sacral agenesis?

500

Withdrawal from this CP medication can cause fevers, hyperkalemia, and elevated CPK levels

What is Baclofen?

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