Altamirano MK, Labrada RYH

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ABSTRACT

Introduction: Spondylometaphyseal dysplasia is an infrequent bone dysplasia. Kozlowski type is the most common form, with an autosomal dominant hereditary character. It is characterized by scoliosis, platyspondyly, and metaphyseal lesions of the long bones. Presents itself a case evaluated in rehabilitation consultation with short stature, shortening of long bones, radiological alterations in the spine, bilateral contracture of hips and knees and equinus foot.
Objective: To describe an experience in the rehabilitation of Kozlowski-type spondylometaphysial dysplasia.
Case report: This patient was assessed at a rehabilitation clinic. He is short, and shoed shortening of his long bones, radiological alterations in the spine, bilateral contraction of the hips and knees and equinovarian foot. He evolved favorably during the rehabilitation treatment; he gradually improved his joint balance of upper and lower limbs, muscle tone and motor function in general.
Conclusions: The clinical, radiological and genetic evaluation is fundamental in spondylometaphyseal dysplasia in order to achieve an accurate classification and diagnosis in the interest of initiating early multidisciplinary treatment that allows to enhance the functional abilities of the patient.

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