physical rehabilitation of patients with amputation stump of thigh because of trauma
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Abstract
The article is exposition essence of problem of renewal of ability to work of a problem of restoration after amputation at the hip. The analysis of the standard program of the standard in traumatology programs of physical rehabilitation of patients after amputation and presents the results of the developed physical rehabilitation of patients with amputating the thigh stumps due to injury. The authors propose to use the means of physical rehabilitation in accordance with the flow dynamics of the reparative processes after amputation and clinical features of injury. All this contributes to the development of compensatory own human capabilities, resulting in remission. Since these funds most physiological, their correct application does not cause complications.
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| Authors | ;Efremova O.V.;Abdollahgarusi Mehrdad |
| Journal | canadian journal for the scholarship of teaching and learning |
| Year | 2009 |
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