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A-0589 Effectiveness of application of variable splinting devices in postoperative movement rehabilitation in patients with posttraumatic elbow contractures
IM Kurinnyi, OS Strafun, AS Lysak, State institution "Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics of NAMS of Ukraine", Kyiv, Ukraine
Friday, June 15, 2018 · 3:37 p.m. · 04m 22s
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oft operation is carried out according to principle is more moment the better
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despite these big it height but to send a of contract contract
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as a result as does not forgive uh we get a paradox more moments more contractions
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uh the questions right this is it necessary to continue to develop a
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as a billboard this a greater fought or is this another way
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we started to swell of utter lies is in a sixty nine patience peaceable contract just
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the competitors to the into a a study in two parents uh
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but buttons of post operative habitation was cut it out
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or as a patients very divided into groups the first group included or
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twenty a a nine patients with rehabilitation of the elbow busy in
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the limit of the acceptable and a relatively part in a small finest moment
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the second group included fourteen patients moment we see using
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to plaster spleen in position flick so an extension
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this is a case of the elbow can touch it to light
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this was before and full volume or more some was updating
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ask actually presented the change of pain syndrome doing joint
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moment impostors due built in for the group
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been patient trying to full extension on a flex and
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the pain increase it in 'cause it's the significantly
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in iraq of a pain is more more motion is presented
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interested in post operative reviewed in or or for second group
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starting from the first day we perform twos a a change of plaster cost
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per day and kill a of the l. boris changes lovely and painlessly
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to the costs using two fixation of little ball
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or in flex imposition on elevation but bunch
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so i don't i know the change volume of moment after but patient into group is presented
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yeah the increase or moments in the second group force statistically much more
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similar date
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in conclusion treatment or post traumatic contractors or from the
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ball is complex problem that requires special rehabilitation
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companies of uh of the effectiveness of invitation of poison patients in in two groups sort
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a statistically significant significant increase moment but the
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functional outcome bar by a maps
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patients who used to plaster splint versus is busy actively but they should group
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