Osny-Shkolnikov Symptom

Osny-Shkolnikov syndrome (OS) is a congenital spinal dysraphism, manifested by asymmetry in the development of the upper and lower extremities, limited or absent extension of the forearms and upper legs, often occurring after birth and intensifying during the first two years of the child’s life.

History of symptom elimination. It was bred by Russian physiologists A.I. Osonov and L.G. Shkolnikov in 1936. Not all doctors are interested in O-S, since even the child’s parents may not have any manifestations characteristic of

The appearance of a person, as well as the diseases in which they exist, have a special place in society. Many diseases are negative in nature, which they often try to hide from in order to avoid discomfort and inconvenience. Osa-Shkolnikova sign, or cerebellar steal syndrome (also known as myoclosus syndrome

Title: "Osny-Shkolnikov Symptom" - Description of disease symptoms

**Basics of Shkolnikov's symptom** is one of the very first symptoms that occurs in children with polio after recovery, caused by changes in surrounding tissues as a result of the infection. At the same time, it is possible to determine joint hypermobility, indicating infectious-allergic polyarthritis. The disease affects the joints, oral mucosa, spleen, liver, kidneys, and myocardium.

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