Prognosis Prediction in Hip Fracture Surgery Using the Walking Ability at One Week Post-Operation

T. Shirai, Y. Takeuti, N. Fukuda, Munenori Katoh
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[Purpose] The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between walking ability at one week post-operation and prognosis prediction of the hip fracture surgery. [Subjects] The subjects were 119 hip fracture patients. [Methods] The subjects were divided into three groups according to walking ability at one week post-operation and the prediction formula plus age and dementia were investigated. [Results] The probability of achieving walking with a stick at discharge was 24.2% in parallel bar walking, 86.7% in walking with an ambulatory assistance device, and 100% in walking with a stick at one week post-operation. According to logistic regression analysis, the factors affecting ability to walk with a stick at discharge were age, days before operation, and the Barthel index before injury in the parallel bar walking group, and age, and dementia in the walking with an ambulatory assistance device group at one week post-operation. [Conclusion] The walking ability at one week post-operation was related to the prognosis prediction of hip fracture surgery.
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髋部骨折术后一周行走能力的预后预测
【目的】本研究旨在探讨髋部骨折术后1周行走能力与预后预测的关系。【研究对象】研究对象为119例髋部骨折患者。[方法]将术后1周的行走能力分为3组,观察其预测公式与年龄、痴呆程度的关系。[结果]出院时手杖行走成功率为24.2%,辅助行走成功率为86.7%,术后1周手杖行走成功率为100%。经logistic回归分析,影响出院时拐杖行走能力的因素为:双杠行走组患者的年龄、术前天数、伤前Barthel指数,以及术后1周使用移动辅助装置行走组患者的年龄、痴呆程度。[结论]术后1周行走能力与髋部骨折手术预后预测有关。
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Journal of Exercise Physiology Online
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期刊介绍: The Journal of Exercise Physiologyonline, published by the American Society of Exercise Physiologists, is a professional peer reviewed Internet-based journal devoted to original research in exercise physiology. The journal is directed by the Editor-In-Chief with supporting editorial assistance via Associate Editors knowledgeable in the field of exercise physiology. JEPonline is the first electronic peer reviewed exercise physiology journal in the history of the profession.
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