Russian Federation
The research was done for studying capabilities of osteopathic correction of vascular pathology in a patient (a child) with Williams syndrome. The change of the central hemodynamics parameters during the 5-year period was demonstrated. The change data was registered by echocardiography. The obtained result makes it possible to recommend the osteopathic correction methods as safe and eff ective ones for the treatment of patients with similar pathology.
Williams syndrome, osteopathic correction, supravalvularaortic stenosis, stenosis of the pulmonary artery
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