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Authors claim that the problem of deformities in children and pain in adult patients can be connected to shortening of soft tissues followed by contractures of joints. The „syndrome of contractures” (SofC) described by Prof. Hans Mau as “Syndrome of seven contractures”, explains influence of the foetal position during pregnancy to future asymmetrical contractures of multiple joints (an infantile scoliosis, torticollis, limitation of abduction of left hip, feet deformations). The “left sided syndrome of contractures” is more common, since 85% 95% of pregnancies are cephalic presentations, first position pregnancies. In years 2005 – 2013 authors examined 818 new-borns and infants with SofC. The control group was 212 healthy children, without signs of the SofC. Analysis of the material confirmed the presence of syndrome of contracture signs described by Prof. Mau. Effective treatment of children with SofC is possible and it should be used as prophylaxis of future insufficiency of movement of knees, hips and spine in adult age.

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“Syndrome of contractures and deformities” according to Prof. Hans Mau as the primary cause of motoric deformities in children. Case studies including deformities of hips, neck, shank and spine