Contractures of Spastic Genesis Condition of the Musculoskeletal Structures of the Lower Leg in Infected Children

Abstract

It is known that skeletal muscles play a key role in creating optimal biomechanical conditions, normal trophism and function of the injured and elongated limb. At the same time, the reparative capabilities of muscle tissue differ from the possibility of reparative restoration of bone tissue, in connection with which, often, it is the functional state of skeletal muscles that is the limiting factor in the treatment and rehabilitation of orthopedic and traumatological patients.