A child presented with bilateral congenital constriction ring in lower extremity: a case report.
BACKGROUND
The congenital constriction ring of lower extremity is very uncommon and rare condition. The actual incidence in general population is not known. In English literature, very few cases are reported time to time as congenital constriction band syndrome associated with musculoskeletal disorder like congenital talipes equino varus. The lesion can involve skin only or goes to deeper structure up to bone, which can lead to gangrene of foot or auto amputation.


METHODS
We are presenting a case of bilateral congenital constriction ring in lower limb who presented at age of 4 year without any other associated congenital anomaly, simply managed by Z-plasty, which improves quality of life after physiotherapy.


CONCLUSIONS
Congenital constriction ring of lower limb is extremely rare condition in children. Early diagnosis and management is mandatory, either in single stage or by stage procedure, to prevent auto-amputation of limb and to improve quality of life on feet.
Jaiman
Richa
R
Department of Surgery, SN Medical College, Agra-282005, Uttar Pradesh, India. richajaiman@rediffmail.com
Gangopadhyay
Ajay N
AN
Gupta
Dinesh K
DK
Srivastava
Punit
P
Upadhyaya
Vijay D
VD
Sharma
Shiv P
SP
Kumar
Vijayendra
V