1. [Modern approach to the rehabilitation of children with fractured long tubular bones].
- Author
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Isaeva AV, Minaev SV, Sternin IuI, and Minaeva NV
- Subjects
- Child, Drug Combinations, Femoral Fractures drug therapy, Femoral Fractures surgery, Humans, Humeral Fractures drug therapy, Humeral Fractures surgery, Hydrolases administration & dosage, Hydrolases therapeutic use, Quality of Life, Recovery of Function, Rutin administration & dosage, Rutin therapeutic use, Tibial Fractures drug therapy, Tibial Fractures surgery, Treatment Outcome, Ulna Fractures drug therapy, Ulna Fractures surgery, Femoral Fractures rehabilitation, Fracture Fixation methods, Humeral Fractures rehabilitation, Tibial Fractures rehabilitation, Ulna Fractures rehabilitation
- Abstract
An optimized therapeutic rehabilitation program involved 393 patients with fractured long bones (humeral, radial/ulnar, femoral, crural) admitted to the Orthopedic Department of the Stavropol Regional Children's Clinical Hospital and the Rehabilitation Centre for Handicapped Children and Adolescents. Rehabilitation was performed in three consecutive stages, viz. immobilization, functional recovery and training. The proposed approach ensured rather fast functional recovery of the affected extremity even in cases with compound fractures. The rehabilitation program included polyenzyme therapy with wobenzym during 3-4 weeks after injury or surgical repositioning of bone fragments. Pain and oedema syndromes resolved twice as fast as after traditional treatment. The use of this program permitted to avoid development of contracture and disturbances of locomotary activity; moreover, it improved the quality of life in children with fractures of long tubular bones.
- Published
- 2009