Comparison of two ways of rehabilitation training methods to replacement of total hip post-operation functional recovery
Zhang He-qin
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Zhang He-qin
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Objective:To compare two ways of rehabilitation training methods to replacement of total hip post-operation functional recovery. Methods:64 patients were divided into two groups,integrative rehabilitation training group (group A)and normal rehabilitation training group (group B). Adopt different rehabilitation training methods. To score with Harris criterion. Results:After six months rehabilitation training,the functional recovery of group A were better than group B(p0.05).Conclusion:Integrative rehabilitation training was better than normal rehabilitation training to patients with replacement of total hip.
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Objective:To compare two ways of rehabilitation training methods to replacement of total hip post-operation functional recovery. Methods:64 patients were divided into two groups,integrative rehabilitation training group (group A)and normal rehabilitation training group (group B). Adopt different rehabilitation training methods. To score with Harris criterion. Results:After six months rehabilitation training,the functional recovery of group A were better than group B(p0.05).Conclusion:Integrative rehabilitation training was better than normal rehabilitation training to patients with replacement of total hip.
Key concepts: Rehabilitation, Medicine, Physical therapy, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Functional training, Total hip replacement, Surgery