Knee Flexion and Functional Ambulatory Status Following Unilateral Total Knee ArthroplastyAn abstract is unavailable.doi:10.1097/00013614-200410000-00012Benick, R. A.Backus, S. I.Kroll, M. A.Ganz, S. B.MacKenzie, C. R.Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation...
Knee flexion contracture impacts functional mobility in children with cerebral palsy with various degree of involvement: a cross-sectional register study o... Knee flexion contracture impacts functional mobility in children with cerebral palsy with various degree of involvement: a cross-sectional register...
Flexible electrogoniometry was used to record the maximum flexion–extension angle, the minimum flexion–extension angle and flexion–extension excursions of both knees during eleven functional activities along with the active and passive knee joint range of motion measured using a manual goniometer. ...
From 0掳 to 90掳 knee flexion, the average vertical displacement of the lateral end of the CEA was <3 mm, whereas that of the medial end was large (7.6 mm).DiscussionThe large vertical displacement of the medial end of the CEA suggests that the CEA is not the FFA. This finding ...
A total of 82 knee OA patients (average age = 62.7 +/- 7.48 years, 70% women) were recruited from a single orthopedic surgeon's office. Muscular fitness assessments included knee flexion, extension strength, and range of motion (ROM) of the surgical and nonsurgical knees. Functional ability...
●Polycentric hinge design to fit actual movement of human knee ●Prevent hyperextension via adjustable hinge ROM ●4-leverage design for optimal stabilization Features: ●ROM hinges with plug-in flex/ext. stops ●Extension limitation at: 0°, 10°, 20°,30° Flexion limitation at: 0°...
The degree of pre-operative flexion contracture was found to be a good predictor for residual flexion contracture. (Specificity: 85.7%, sensitivity: 100%, cut-off: 27.5°). Total knee replacement improves the quality of life in patients with advanced haemophilic arthropathy. Statistical analysis ...
(hip and knee flexion contractures less than 200) 6 Ability to stand and ambulate in braces 7 No outstanding orthopaedic involvement (scoliosis , history of spontaneous fracture, etc) 8 No outstanding medical problems (uncon trolled spasticity , skin involvement, etc) 9 No outstanding ...
Capable of improved _, as well as strong hip _ and knee _, weak knee _ Improved trunk control; strong hip Flexion and knee extension; weak knee Flexion Low back muscles, quadriceps, medial hamstrings (weak), tibialis anterior and tibialis posterior ...
Although subject S6 felt that the therapy was somewhat tedious, he was enthusiastic about his improvement in dorsiflexion AROM. Subject S7 felt that she had more consistent control of foot dorsiflexion and knee flexion/extension. Subject S9 reported an increased sensation and strength in his paretic...