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Rehabilitation of hemiplegic amputees
International Journal of Rehabilitation Research, 1987The authors report on results of rehabilitation of their 49 hemiplegic amputee cases. Most of the patients had vascular disease. A majority of them had also other conditions with negative effects on rehabilitation. 29 patients achieved walking, 14 used a wheelchair, three remained bedridden and another three died during the hospitalization.
L, Kullmann, M, Endres
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Geriatric Amputee Rehabilitation
Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 1993Comprehensive rehabilitation of the amputee should be more than the provision of a prosthetic device. This is especially true for the geriatric amputee, whose needs are greater because of comorbidity, fragile social supports, and limited resources.
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REHABILITATION OF THE HEMIPLEGIC AMPUTEE
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1954Until recent years there had been relatively little discussion in the literature of the problems of the hemiplegic, and few concise reports about prostheses and the training of amputees. With the impetus of World War II and the Korean conflict, many important contributions to the treatment of hemiplegics and amputees have been made.
A O, POSNIAK +3 more
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Rehabilitation of the elderly amputee
Journal of Chronic Diseases, 1956Abstract All elderly amputees should have a complete medical examination prior to prosthetic fitting, as the general state of health commonly determines the success in using a prosthesis. Physiologic, not chronologic, age is the decisive factor. Complaints rooted in unfavorable personality characteristics may be mistaken for pain due to physical ...
E E, GORDON, B B, GRYNBAUM
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Rehabilitation of the Geriatric Amputee*
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1974ABSTRACT: During a five‐year period, 90 patients who had undergone lower‐extremity amputations when aged 60 or older were treated at the Amputee Clinic of the Jewish Hospital of St. Louis. Seventeen of the 90 were not fitted with prostheses because of various medical contraindications.
F U, Steinberg +3 more
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Veterinary Record, 2009
As part of research into the welfare of feline limb and tail amputees, we aim to characterise the feline amputee population of the UK, and obtain information on owner perception of feline recovery and adaptation.
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As part of research into the welfare of feline limb and tail amputees, we aim to characterise the feline amputee population of the UK, and obtain information on owner perception of feline recovery and adaptation.
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