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Pathogenetic substantiation of methods for correcting disorders of the neuromuscular apparatus of the lower extremity in children with congenital clubfoot

Ensuring effective and stable correction of congenital clubfoot remains an urgent task of modern pediatric orthopedics (1, 4, 6, 9). The high frequency of unsatisfactory treatment results for this deformity, according to many researchers [1, 2, 4 - 6, 9], is due to neuromuscular disorders that persist in the outcome of traditional lower limb correction. Insufficient effectiveness of traditional rehabilitation of the neuromuscular apparatus in congenital clubfoot is associated with insufficient pathogenetic substantiation of treatment [1, 6].