Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (PRM) care pathways: “Patients after total hip arthroplasty”

Ribinik, P.; Korvin, G. de; Coudeyre, Emmanuel; Genty, M.; Rannou, François; Yelnik, A.; Calmels, P.

doi:10.1016/j.rehab.2012.02.002

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“…For cementless THA patients, walking with aids or partial weight-bearing is allowed for 6 weeks. This program can be extended until the 12th week [49].…”

Section: Rehabilitationmentioning

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Arthroplasty as a Choice of Treatment in Hip Surgery

Çetin¹,

Dinçel²,

Kabukçuoğlu³

2019

Hip Surgeries

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The hip joint bears the most load in the human body. For this reason, it carries the potential risk of degenerative arthritis in individuals with a functionally active lifestyle. The main goal in the treatment of degenerative arthritis is to achieve pain relief and create a hip joint range of motion close to normal. Even today, it is not possible to transform the hip joint, which has been degenerated due to several reasons and worn out due to the physiological properties of the cartilage structure, back to its natural state. Osteotomies, resection arthroplasties and hip arthrodeses, which are designed to compensate the load distribution affecting the hip and relieve the pain, are still employed methods. Total hip arthroplasty, on the other hand, is an alternative solution for the problem. Cemented, cementless and hybrid methods are widely used for this purpose in total hip arthroplasties. The purpose of hip prosthesis surgery is to shape the bone tips and to fill the fragments with various materials and keep these two structures as separate surfaces. Total hip arthroplasty consists of a femoral component placed in the medullas of the femur and an acetabular component placed in the acetabulum. In this article we will review the aims, causes, types and techniques of total hip arthroplasty.

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“…For cementless THA patients, walking with aids or partial weight-bearing is allowed for 6 weeks. This program can be extended until the 12th week [49].…”

Section: Rehabilitationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Arthroplasty as a Choice of Treatment in Hip Surgery

Çetin¹,

Dinçel²,

Kabukçuoğlu³

2019

Hip Surgeries

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“…Type 2 refer to more simple deficiencies: Patients after rotator cuff tear surgery (Ribinik et al, 2012a), knee ligament replacement , hip arthroplasty (Ribinik et al, 2012c), knee arthroplasty (Ribinik et al, 2012d), shoulder stabilization surgery (Edouard et al, 2012) and after proximal humeral fracture and shoulder hemiarthroplasty (Ribinik et al, 2012b). Two or three categories have been considered according to the medical complexity of the case.…”

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PRM programmes of care and PRM care pathways

Korvin

Yelnik

Ribinik

et al. 2013

International Journal of Rehabilitation Research

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The development of European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS) physical and rehabilitation medicine programmes of care (PRMPC) and physical and rehabilitation medicine care pathways (PRMCP) in France is a good example of the positive interaction between European and national organizations. PRMPC were defined at the European level to offer a robust template for the description and assessment of physical and rehabilitation medicine (PRM) clinical activity in various fields and contexts. An accreditation procedure was organized as a peer review. It has started to provide very informative documents. In France, discussions on this topic began in 2000. At the end of the same decade, the European approach fostered the interest of French PRM organizations in a period of negotiating with public authorities about two crucial issues: specifications required for reimbursement of functional instrumental assessments in PRM practice and funding of PRM care in postacute facilities. The French Society of PRM (SOFMER) decided to describe the PRM scope in a systematic way, emphasizing the best balance between patient needs, rehabilitation goals, relevant means and justified funding. Nine 'PRMCP' have been published since 2010 and others are in progress. PRMPC and PRMCP share the same concern about the best response offered by PRM to patients' needs. The first approach is the description of a local organization with respect to both scientific evidence and local conditions. The latter is an outline of PRM intervention related to a multidimensional pattern of patients' situations. Both enhance the role of PRM doctors, whose expertise is necessary for making a synthesis of medical diagnosis and functional assessment, for setting up a patient-centred care strategy and for supervising the rehabilitation team's intervention.

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“…2012 yılında TKA'lı hastalar için, ICF modelinin hazırlandığı ilk çalışmada kısa bir dökümantasyon yayınlanmış ve bu dökümantasyonda TKA'lı hastalar iki ayrı klinik kategori ve birbirini izleyen üç bakım sınıflaması ile ICF modeline göre değerlendirilmiştir. [44]…”

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Total kalça artroplastisi, rehabilitasyon

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Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (PRM) care pathways: “Patients after total hip arthroplasty”

Cited by 6 publications

References 5 publications

Arthroplasty as a Choice of Treatment in Hip Surgery

Arthroplasty as a Choice of Treatment in Hip Surgery

PRM programmes of care and PRM care pathways

Total kalça artroplastisi, rehabilitasyon

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