Introduction to clubfoot, what is clubfoot?

Clubfoot, a medical term, one of the signs of orthopedic surgery. Observe the shape of the patient's feet when standing and walking, if the patient is seen standing on the ground with his toes and his heels hanging in the air, shaped like a horse's hoof, he cannot lift his toes during the wandering period when walking, and often kicks the ground, and the toes hit the ground first and then the heels. Examination shows that the anterior plantar flexion of the foot is obvious, often combined with concave feet, the Achilles tendon is shortened, and the foot is completely unable to dorsiflexion, which is called clubfoot.

This characteristic can be seen in congenital malformations, spina bifida, sequelae of polio, spastic paralysis of the lower limbs, polyneuritis, ankle joint diseases, patients who have been bedridden for a long time, and those with improper fixation of lower limb fractures.

Clubfoot is the most common osteoarticular deformity in neonates, occurring in 1 1000 people. The cause of clubfoot is unknown, and the most likely cause is genetic confusion. The chance that the second child will have clubfoot is about 1 30.

Clubfoot is not an embryonic malformation, but evolves from normal foot to clubfoot, which usually occurs between the fourth and sixth months of pregnancy. Ultrasonography rarely shows clubfoot before 16 weeks. Thus, like congenital hip dysplasia, congenital scoliosis, clubfoot is a developmental deformity.

It would be accurate to say clubfoot. That is, the child's feet are in a drooping state like a horse's hooves, and then the forefoot and hindfoot are varus and adduction, and this deformity is called clubfoot. Clubfoot has congenital clubfoot and acquired clubfoot.

The most common form in children is congenital clubfoot. Generally, after birth, or even before birth, foot deformities can be found when four-dimensional ultrasound is done. Clubfoot, if detected early, early**, works very well.

In particular, ultrasound can be performed and diagnosed during the fetal period. It can be done about 10 days after birth**, and more than 90% of them can get a good effect without affecting walking.

Talipes equinus is also known as "poopod" or "pointed". It is a child-bearing malformation that can be detected at birth and is a manifestation of cerebral palsy.

Most of them are caused by cerebral hypoplasia, which often indicates neonatal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, intrauterine dysplasia, preterm birth and other factors caused by movement and posture abnormalities. Clubfoot can occur on one or both feet, and during development, due to the failure of the tendons and ligaments of the foot to develop and fail to keep pace with the development of other tendons and ligaments in the foot, and these tendons and ligaments pull the posteromedial side of the foot downward, and the foot downward to the inward grinding ruler twist, so that the bones of the foot are in an abnormal position, resulting in the foot inversion, stiffness, and inability to return to the normal position.

1. Horseshoe, scientific name water chestnut, also known as water chestnut, because it is shaped like a horseshoe, and like a chestnut and is named. The water chestnut skin is purple and black, the meat is white, the taste is sweet and juicy, crisp and delicious, it has the reputation of "underground Sydney" since ancient times, and the northerners regard it as "Jiangnan ginseng".

2. Horseshoe can be eaten raw as fruit and vegetable, and is mainly distributed in Jiangsu, Anhui, Fujian, Zhejiang, Guangdong, and Guangxi in China.

1. Hoof is a Chinese word for Zhilu, pinyin is mǎ tí, which means the hoof of a horse, that is, the sole of a horse.

2, such as Yue Fei's "Title Chizhou Cuiwei Pavilion": Good water builds dry mountains and good mountains to see the lack of defeat, and the horse's hooves urge to return while the moon is bright. ”

3. Source: "Zhuangzi Horseshoe": "Horsehooves can trample frost and snow, and hair can resist wind and cold." ”

The meaning of horseshoe is:1Also known as "horse stumbling" horses' hooves. 2.Water chestnut. 3.The title of the book "Zhuangzi".

Horseshoe sentence: 1. Therefore, there were dozens of hammocks in the park in the summer at that time, and a horseshoe watch was hung at the head of each bed, which abound in major parks, and taking a nap in a hammock in the park became a good memory for office workers at that time.

2. This week's recommended bamboo cane carrot water horseshoe boiled crucian carp is moist and delicious, with the effects of dispelling dampness and clearing heat, nourishing yin and nourishing, clearing the liver and stomach, moisturizing and nourishing, and is not cold or dry, suitable for men, women and children.

3. Ling Zhu listened to the sound of horses' hooves close at hand, unhurriedly picked up the Jinpa that Tong Jiashi had put aside and wiped his oily mouth, and only after putting away the Jinpa did he raise his head and look at the visitor.

4. In Suzhou, in the mist and rain, a carriage stepped on, and countless splashes splashed under the horse's hooves, trampling the final midsummer to pieces.

5. It is stepping on the flames under its feet, surrounded by pure white auspicious clouds, between half clouds and half fog, running in the clouds, the sound of horses' hooves is like thunder and electric anger, extremely harsh.

6. As if the sky collapsed and the earth collapsed like thunder, the sound of horses' hooves was getting closer and closer, and the sound of the horns of the Xianbei people sounded in the sky and the earth with orders, more and more, deafening and roaring.

The hooves of a horse. A fruit is also known as "water chestnut".

A horse's hoof is a deformation of the epidermis at the end of a horse's toes. Consists of a harder cuticle. It also refers to horses' feet. Recently, there is not a more popular ** for repairing horseshoe, netizens feel very decompressed, but I don't like to watch it.

Horseshoe is also known as water chestnut [bí qi].

Water chestnut has a long history and has been used in medicine since ancient times. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that water chestnut is sweet and cold, and rich in mucus, which has the effect of moistening the lungs and dissolving phlegm, appetizing and eliminating food, moistening and dryness, and sobering up the eyes, and is clinically suitable for yin deficiency and lung dryness, cough and phlegm, polydipsia and constipation, drunkenness and lethargy.

Water chestnuts are nutritious and have many benefits, and are suitable for the general population to eat, and can be eaten more if you have a fever. During menstruation, pregnant women should be cautious about eating water chestnuts.

Horseshoe is water chestnut.

Water chestnut of the sedge family is a shallow-water root herb that is eaten as a vegetable with bulbs. Water chestnut skin is purple and black, the flesh is white, sweet and juicy, crisp and delicious, it has the reputation of underground Sydney pear since ancient times, and the northerners regard it as Jiangnan ginseng. Water chestnuts can be used as both a fruit and a vegetable, and are a popular seasonal item.

The former Yangliu Township of Lujiang County, Anhui Province is rich in high-quality water chestnuts and is the largest "hometown of water chestnuts" in China. Qingshan Town, Lipu County, Guilin City, Guangxi Province, is recognized by the state as the "Horseshoe Township". In addition, Maoli Town, Shayang County, Jingmen City, Hubei Province is also the origin of water chestnut, which has been exported to overseas and is well-known.

Answer: Hello, horseshoe generally refers to water chestnut. Water chestnut skin is purple and black, the flesh is white, sweet and juicy, crisp and delicious, it has the reputation of underground Sydney pear since ancient times, and the northerners regard it as Jiangnan ginseng. Water chestnuts are sweet and crunchy in taste and rich in nutrients, containing protein, fat, crude fiber, carotene, vitamin B, vitamin C, iron, calcium, phosphorus and carbohydrates, which can be used in cooking and can be used to make starch.

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