How reconstructive surgery combined with physiotherapy for a painful nontraumatic patellar dislocation enabled a woman with Rett syndrome to become pain free and remain physically active: A case report

Key Clinical Message The effects of orthopedic measures, with the exception of scoliosis surgery, are rarely described in individuals with Rett syndrome. In this case, treating a painful dislocation of the patella with combined orthopedic and physiotherapeutic measures enabled a woman with Rett synd...

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Main Authors:	Lena Svedberg, Bengt Herngren, Piotr Michno
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Wiley 2019-03-01
Series:	Clinical Case Reports
Subjects:	late motor deterioration stage physiotherapeutic interventions reconstructive orthopedic surgery Rett syndrome
Online Access:	https://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.2013

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spelling	doaj-d40500714549413599219068baad16c22020-11-25T01:12:52ZengWileyClinical Case Reports2050-09042019-03-017354254510.1002/ccr3.2013How reconstructive surgery combined with physiotherapy for a painful nontraumatic patellar dislocation enabled a woman with Rett syndrome to become pain free and remain physically active: A case reportLena Svedberg0Bengt Herngren1Piotr Michno2The Swedish National Center for Rett syndrome & related disorders, Region Jämtland Härjedalen Frösön SwedenFuturum ‐ Academy for Health and Care Jönköping County Council Jönköping SwedenDepartment of Orthopaedics Ryhov County Hospital Jönköping SwedenKey Clinical Message The effects of orthopedic measures, with the exception of scoliosis surgery, are rarely described in individuals with Rett syndrome. In this case, treating a painful dislocation of the patella with combined orthopedic and physiotherapeutic measures enabled a woman with Rett syndrome to become pain free and remain physically active.https://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.2013late motor deterioration stagephysiotherapeutic interventionsreconstructive orthopedic surgeryRett syndrome
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author	Lena Svedberg Bengt Herngren Piotr Michno
spellingShingle	Lena Svedberg Bengt Herngren Piotr Michno How reconstructive surgery combined with physiotherapy for a painful nontraumatic patellar dislocation enabled a woman with Rett syndrome to become pain free and remain physically active: A case report Clinical Case Reports late motor deterioration stage physiotherapeutic interventions reconstructive orthopedic surgery Rett syndrome
author_facet	Lena Svedberg Bengt Herngren Piotr Michno
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title	How reconstructive surgery combined with physiotherapy for a painful nontraumatic patellar dislocation enabled a woman with Rett syndrome to become pain free and remain physically active: A case report
title_short	How reconstructive surgery combined with physiotherapy for a painful nontraumatic patellar dislocation enabled a woman with Rett syndrome to become pain free and remain physically active: A case report
title_full	How reconstructive surgery combined with physiotherapy for a painful nontraumatic patellar dislocation enabled a woman with Rett syndrome to become pain free and remain physically active: A case report
title_fullStr	How reconstructive surgery combined with physiotherapy for a painful nontraumatic patellar dislocation enabled a woman with Rett syndrome to become pain free and remain physically active: A case report
title_full_unstemmed	How reconstructive surgery combined with physiotherapy for a painful nontraumatic patellar dislocation enabled a woman with Rett syndrome to become pain free and remain physically active: A case report
title_sort	how reconstructive surgery combined with physiotherapy for a painful nontraumatic patellar dislocation enabled a woman with rett syndrome to become pain free and remain physically active: a case report
publisher	Wiley
series	Clinical Case Reports
issn	2050-0904
publishDate	2019-03-01
description	Key Clinical Message The effects of orthopedic measures, with the exception of scoliosis surgery, are rarely described in individuals with Rett syndrome. In this case, treating a painful dislocation of the patella with combined orthopedic and physiotherapeutic measures enabled a woman with Rett syndrome to become pain free and remain physically active.
topic	late motor deterioration stage physiotherapeutic interventions reconstructive orthopedic surgery Rett syndrome
url	https://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.2013
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How reconstructive surgery combined with physiotherapy for a painful nontraumatic patellar dislocation enabled a woman with Rett syndrome to become pain free and remain physically active: A case report

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