КИНЕЗИТЕРАПИЯ В КЪСЕН ВЪЗСТАНОВИТЕЛЕН ПЕРИОД ПРИ МЕКОТЪКАННИ УВРЕДИ НА КОЛЕННИЯ КОМПЛЕКС. (Bulgarian)

KINESITHERAPY IN LATE RECOVERY PERIOD OF SOFT TISSUE INJURY IN THE KNEE COMPLEX. (English)

Soft tissue injuries of the knee joint with injuries of the musculoskeletal system of greater social importance due to its high proportion of traumatic injuries. The high percentage of the population leading an active lifestyle, practicing professional or amateur sports activities increases the risk of injury to the knee complex. This, in turn, offers the expansion and continuous updating of individual rehabilitation programs, which are prepared both in conservation and in the surgical approach to treatment. The aim of the present study is to monitor the recovery process in users with soft-tissue traumatic devices on the knee occurs in the late recovery period. Subject of study with 70 users in the late period of recovery with traumatic devices of the soft tissues in the network of the knee. The following methods were performed: survey, reflecting the subjective feelings of patients, increasing their capabilities, strength and type of pain through a high-analog scale (visual analog scale), anthropometric measurements for subsequent actuation of the screen, available subsequent increase in trauma, angle agrometry of the joints, manual-muscular testing, tests for knee instability.The study of registration achieved a fully functional recovery of the affected limb. Motor abilities for a significant percentage of patients increase and increase to pre-trauma limits. They are trained in independent travel and eliminated use of walking aids. Gradually with renewed amateur and professional sports. Since the implementation of a rehabilitation program in the late recovery period, it has been improved that the application of synergistic means for treatment of knee injuries leads to maximum recovery in the movement and gait of patients. Patients are protected from subsequent complications and motor deficits. The quality of life, return to previous motor abilities and resumption of sports is improved. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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