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REFERAT
LIMPING CHILD
Disusun oleh:
Lili Widianto
Pembimbing:
dr. David M., Sp,OT
REFERAT
LIMPING CHILD
Menyetujui,
KATA PENGANTAR
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Laporan yang berjudul LIMPING CHILD.
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dari bantuan dari berbagai pihak. Pada kesempatan ini penulis menyampaikan
penghargaan dan ucapan terima kasih kepada :
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dr. David M., Sp,OT., sebagai dosen pembimbing dalam penulisan referat.
membuka diri untuk berbagai saran dan kritik yang membangun guna
memperbaiki laporan ini. Semoga laporan ini dapat bermanfaat bagi semuanya.
"Jangan percaya pada sesuatu hanya karena anda telah mendengarnya. Jangan
percaya pada sesuatu hanya karena diucapkan dan dikabarkan oleh banyak
orang. Jangan percaya pada sesuatu hanya karena ditemukan tertulis dalam
buku-buku agama Anda. Jangan percaya pada apapun hanya berdasarkan
otoritas guru dan orang tua. Jangan percaya pada tradisi karena mereka telah
diwariskan selama beberapa generasi. Tapi setelah observasi dan
analisis, ketika Anda menemukan yang sejalan dengan alasan dan kondisi
untuk kebaikan dan ada manfaat, maka terimalah dan hiduplah dengan itu."
-Siddharta GautamaJuli, 2015
Penulis
LIMPING CHILD
1. DEFINISI
Limping berarti deviasi dari pola berjalan normal yang sesuai dengan usia
anak. Deviasi yang terjadi dapat disebabkan oleh proses yang terjadi pada
vertebra, pelvis, ekstremitas bawah, serta kombinasi dari ketiganya.
2. EPIDEMIOLOGI
3. ETIOLOGI
tungkai ipsilateral.
Swing terbagi menjadi initial swing (60-73%), mid swing (73-87%), terminal
swing (87-100%).
Gambar Pre-Swing
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