
SPML (Selective Percutaneous Myofascial Lengthening): indications, benefits, risks. Interview with dr Lampasi. The story of Klara, from Slovakia
📌SPML (Selective Percutaneous Myofascial Lengthening) is a minimally invasive surgical procedure used to reduce muscle tension that limits movement in patients with Cerebral Palsy.
📌 Dr. Lampasi and OrthoChildren Center (Bologna/Rimini, Italy) are among the international centers performing this procedure.
📌 In this video, the story of Klara, a child with cerebral palsy who traveled from Slovakia to Rimini (Sol et Salus Hospital, Italy) to undergo SPML procedures with Dr. Lampasi and subsequent intensive rehabilitation.
📌 Dr. Lampasi then answers some questions about SPML:
- what is SPML?
- what are the indications?
- What are the differences with traditional surgery?
- what expectations should the families have?
- what is the role of rehabilitation and parents?
📌 Interview performed by Barbara Lucka, Slovakia, 2026
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