Rehabilitation of the Part Rupture of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Body Department
Yang An-li
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Yang An-li
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Objective: To introduce the rehabilitation methods of the part rupture of anterior cruciate ligament body department, and to e-valuate the clinical outcome. Methods:32 patients of the part rupture of anterior cruciate ligament body department were instructed for rehabilitation for more than one year. According to lysholm knee score,the knee function score were 45545 before rehabilitation. The rehabilitation program included exercises for muscle strength, range of motion, proprioception, and muscle extension. Through knee score evaluation, the applicability and effectiveness of this rehabilitation program were studied. Results: Six months after rehabilitation, the knee function score were 45545. Twelve months after rehabilitation, the knee function score were 45545. Statistically the difference between the lysholm knee score before and after rehabilitation has prominent significance. (P0. 01). Conclusion:For the patients after the part rupture of anterior cruciate ligament body department, this rehabilitation procedure was practical and effective.
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Objective: To introduce the rehabilitation methods of the part rupture of anterior cruciate ligament body department, and to e-valuate the clinical outcome. Methods:32 patients of the part rupture of anterior cruciate ligament body department were instructed for rehabilitation for more than one year. According to lysholm knee score,the knee function score were 45545 before rehabilitation. The rehabilitation program included exercises for muscle strength, range of motion, proprioception, and muscle extension. Through knee score evaluation, the applicability and effectiveness of this rehabilitation program were studied. Results: Six months after rehabilitation, the knee function score were 45545. Twelve months after rehabilitation, the knee function score were 45545. Statistically the difference between the lysholm knee score before and after rehabilitation has prominent significance. (P0. 01). Conclusion:For the patients after the part rupture of anterior cruciate ligament body department, this rehabilitation procedure was practical and effective.
Key concepts: Rehabilitation, Medicine, Anterior cruciate ligament, Physical therapy, Range of motion, Proprioception, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction