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Which rehabilitation approach reigns supreme? A comparative study of hand injury therapies

In the realm of hand injury rehabilitation, the effectiveness of traditional therapeutic exercises versus a novel approach mimicking activities of daily living (ADL) has been rigorously examined by Umut Guzelkucuk et. al., (2007). Their study sheds light on optimizing rehabilitation strategies for young adult patients with hand injuries. In this randomized controlled trial, thirty-six patients experiencing functional loss due to hand injuries were enlisted. These … Continue reading Which rehabilitation approach reigns supreme? A comparative study of hand injury therapies

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Can botulinum toxin enhance lower limb spasticity treatment post-severe brain injury?

In 2005, a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial conducted by Verplancke, et. al., aimed to assess the effectiveness of combining serial casting with botulinum toxin injections in reducing calf contracture development following severe head injury. The study, carried out at an acute general hospital in the UK, involved adults aged 17-70 years who were admitted following a severe brain injury. The trial included three parallel treatments for … Continue reading Can botulinum toxin enhance lower limb spasticity treatment post-severe brain injury?

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Accelerated rehabilitation after ankle fracture surgery: Is early mobilization beneficial?

In 2007, Vioreanu, et. al., conducted study about Ankle fractures which is often require surgical intervention to facilitate proper healing and regain mobility. The objective of operative treatment is to enable swift movement following internal fixation. This study sought to investigate whether early mobilization, as opposed to traditional immobilization, could enhance the recovery of functionality in patients who underwent surgery for ankle fractures. In a … Continue reading Accelerated rehabilitation after ankle fracture surgery: Is early mobilization beneficial?

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How does early mobilization compare to plaster immobilization in terms of recovery of elbow movement and stiffness?

In 1999, Rafai, et. al., conducted the research about Pure posterior dislocation of the elbow, a common injury among young individuals, poses a significant challenge in terms of treatment. The main goals of addressing this dislocation are to achieve successful reduction and prevent complications, particularly stiffness and elbow instability. In an unprecedented prospective study, researchers aimed to evaluate two treatment methods, namely plaster immobilization and … Continue reading How does early mobilization compare to plaster immobilization in terms of recovery of elbow movement and stiffness?

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