Bone wash two parties with joint loosening exercise for the treatment of tibial plateau fracture after clinical observation of joint stiffness.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Bone wash two parties with joint loosening exercise for the treatment of tibial plateau fracture after clinical observation of joint stiffness Author: Wang Kang, WU Zhong-qing, TANG Jian-pang, Yang Jiansong 【Abstract】 【Objective】 To observe the bone washed two sides meet the training joint loosening of tibial plateau fracture efficacy of postoperative joint stiffness. 【Methods】 32 cases of tibial plateau fracture surgery in patients with joint stiffness, in the initiative be given within 2 weeks after the main exercise, supplemented by a modest CPM (continuous passive motion) machine functional exercise; from the first 3 weeks after starting to give Chinese medicine bone washing two parties (from the mint, wind, tempeh, cassia twig, Clematis, semi-maple Dutch, independent living, frankincense, Notopterygium, Sichuan Wujiapi, myrrh etc.) Fumigation and joints loosen training (including CPM machine exercise, and physical therapist practices massage). With the United States Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) knee function evaluation systems are assessed after 6 months and 12 months of knee function. 【Results】 excellent in 21 cases, good in 8 cases, fair in 3 cases, the fine rate was 90  6%. 【Conclusion】 washing two sides of bone and joints loosen Fumigation training on tibial plateau fracture in patients with knee joint stiffness after functional recovery facilitating role. Keywords: tibial fractures / therapy; bone washing two parties / therapeutic use Tibial plateau fracture after stiff joints, often due to injury and long-term braking, local Xuexun poor, tissue fluid absorption and return barriers, long-term swelling of the knee, which not only affects the wound repair of the organization, but also to the surrounding ligaments, joint capsule such as soft tissue degeneration occurs, adhesion and contracture, as well as muscle atrophy around the knee, eventually leading to knee stiffness and loss of function. T