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PHS302 - Torticollis
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Mind Map to describe Torticollis assessment and measurement
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neurology
paediatrics
torticollis
phs302 - paeds neuro (orthopaedics)
undergraduate
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Louise Weir
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PHS302 - Torticollis
congenital muscular torticollis
palpable sternomastoid tumour
olive-like lump in distal 3rd of sternal head
no palpable SMT but tight SCM
commonly due to unilat shortening of SCM
aetiology
mal-posn in utero or birth trauma
fibrosed SCM
knock on effect on child
cranial / facial asymmetry
poor development of vision sec to attending to one side only
poor feeding - TMJ alignment and dental issues
delayed development of symmetry at 4m
dec use and awareness of hand on occipital side
postural torticollis
no palpable SMT, no tightness in SCM and all other causes eliminated
Assessment
preferred position and posture (supported sitting, supine, prone)
AROM / PROM (SSP) - UL / LL against gravity
head control - supine to prone and lifted head in SL
pain / discomfort
skin integrity
craniofacial asymmetry
measurement
photographic
percentage of time spent in preferred posn
measurement range - arthrodial protractor
lateral flexn measure
muscle fx scale for lateral flexn
posn of head in relation to horizontal against gravity L vs R
Argenta scale for head shape
classify severity
deg of mm tightness => grading => decision re intervention
screening
MSK - head shape, symmetry of shldrs and hips, hip dysplasia, neck ROM, feet
HEAD, HIPS, FEET
Neurological - tone, refexes, limb ROM, developmental milestones (AIMS), visual screen
skin - skin fold symmetry, hips and cervical region
cardiorespiratory
GI history
RED FLAGS
SUSPECTED HIP DYSPLASIA
SKULL AND/OR FACIAL ASYMMETRY, INCL PLAGIOCEPHALY/BRACHYCEPHALY
ATYPICAL PRES - TILT & TURN TO SAME SIDE, OR PLAGIOCEPHALY & TILT TO SAME SIDE
ABNORMAL TONE
LATE-ONSET TORTICOLLIS AT 6/12 OR OLDER
Management
provide info to parents
RX what find, but refer to guidelines
HEP - active and passive ex's - fx
active strengthening - age approp
positioning and handling
righting reactions
approach from non-affected side
tummy time - wedge
rotation stretches
rolling
lateral flxn stretches
promote age approp motor milestones
passive stretches - if mm tightness present
incorpororate symmetry into all
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