Zeitschrift fur Orthopadie und Unfallchirurgie · 2013
[Compression glove has advantages in the functional aftercare of distal radius fractures].
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Schmidt J, Tessmann U-J, Schmidt I
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: The beneficial effect of compression treatment for soft tissue swelling is undisputed. Yet it is only a subordinated option in trauma therapy and is used if at all preferably for the lower extremities. In a preliminary study we were able to show that fitted compression gloves had a positive effect.
MATERIALS AND METHOD: In a prospective randomised study the effect of compression treatment on the rehabilitation period was examined.
RESULTS: In this study including 57 patients it was shown that due to a quicker reduction of swelling, measured via the circumference and volume of the forearm the range of motion increased faster than in the control group without compression treatment. Volume differed by 16 % between the injured and healthy arm in the compression group, yet by 25 % in the control group, representing a significant difference. An improvement in range of motion was seen, but did not reach statistical significance.
CONCLUSION: Fitted compression gloves as a rehabilitation means after surgical treatment of distal radius fractures can lead to a quicker restoration of function and thereby decrease the treatment duration.
MATERIALS AND METHOD: In a prospective randomised study the effect of compression treatment on the rehabilitation period was examined.
RESULTS: In this study including 57 patients it was shown that due to a quicker reduction of swelling, measured via the circumference and volume of the forearm the range of motion increased faster than in the control group without compression treatment. Volume differed by 16 % between the injured and healthy arm in the compression group, yet by 25 % in the control group, representing a significant difference. An improvement in range of motion was seen, but did not reach statistical significance.
CONCLUSION: Fitted compression gloves as a rehabilitation means after surgical treatment of distal radius fractures can lead to a quicker restoration of function and thereby decrease the treatment duration.