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Idiopathic Toe Walking

İdiopatik Parmak Ucunda Yürüme

Pages
159–163
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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Many treatment methods such as follow-up, physical therapy, stretching, casting, orthoses, botulinum toxin injections and surgery have been used.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Toe walking is defined as the absence or inadequacy of heel contact at the first contact of the foot and during walking.
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Key Findings & Data:ITW had seemed in about one in 20 children.
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Conclusion & Impact:Many treatment methods such as follow-up, physical therapy, stretching, casting, orthoses, botulinum toxin injections and surgery have been used.
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Abstract

Toe walking is defined as the absence or inadequacy of heel contact at the first contact of the foot and during walking. Although toe walking can also be seen in neurological and neuromuscular diseases such as cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy and autism, there is often no pathology to cause. Other diseases that may cause this condition should be excluded for the diagnosis of idiopathic toe walking (ITW). ITW had seemed in about one in 20 children. In children walking on the toes, balance disorders, frequent falls, pain, fatigue are observed and ankle sprain may occur. A careful history, physical examination, and in some cases, diagnostic tests can help classify the type of toe walking and determine the most appropriate treatment. Studies showing long-term follow-up results are limited. Many treatment methods such as follow-up, physical therapy, stretching, casting, orthoses, botulinum toxin injections and surgery have been used.

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Parmak ucunda yürüme, ayağın ilk temasında ve yürümesırasında topuk temasının olmaması veya yetersizliği olaraktanımlanır. Parmak ucunda yürüme, serebral palsi, kas distrofisi veotizm gibi nörolojik ve nöromusküler hastalıklarda da görülebilme sine rağmen genellikle neden olacak bir patoloji yoktur. İdiopatik par mak ucu yürümesi [idiopathic toe walking (ITW)] tanısı için buduruma neden olabilecek diğer hastalıklar dışlanmalıdır. ITW,yaklaşık 20 çocuktan 1’inde görünmektedir. Parmak ucunda yürüyençocuklarda denge bozuklukları, sık düşme, ağrı, yorgunluk ve ayakbileği burkulması meydana gelebilir. Dikkatli bir öykü, fizik muayeneve bazı durumlarda tanısal testler, parmak ucu yürüme tipinisınıflandırmaya ve en uygun tedaviyi belirlemeye yardımcı olabilir.Uzun dönemli takip sonuçlarını gösteren çalışmalar sınırlıdır. Teda vide takip, fizik tedavi, germe, alçılama, ortez, botulinum toksinenjeksiyonları ve cerrahi gibi birçok yöntem kullanılmıştır.

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ŞİRZAİ, H., DÜNDAR, E. A. (2022). Idiopathic Toe Walking. Fiziksel Tıp ve Rehabilitasyon Bilimleri Dergisi, Cilt: 24 - Sayı: 2, 159–163. https://ajindex.com/articles/516734

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