Poliomyelitis-related deformities successfully treated with
reconstructing and lengthening lower limb surgeries over a period of 5
years: Challenging approaches in a limited-resources country
- Marah Mansour
, - Khaled Harmouch
, - Tamim Alsuliman,
- Abdulmouain Zrek

Marah Mansour

Faculty of Medicine, Tartous University
Corresponding Author:marahmohammad66@gmail.com
Author ProfileTamim Alsuliman
Saint-Antoine Hospital, AP-HP, Sorbonne University
Author ProfileAbstract
Poliomyelitis is a viral infection that may lead to paralysis or death.
Paralysis can lead to skeletal and joint deformities. Typical
manifestations include equinos cavus and tibial shortening. We report a
polio case presented with right equinus foot, clawing in the right great
toe, and shortening in the right tibia.