Rehabilitation of the older vascular amputee: A review of the literature
作者： Aisling M Fleury , Salih A Salih , Nancye M Peel
DOI: 10.1111/GGI.12016
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摘要: The aim was to review the literature on factors affecting prosthetic rehabilitation of older vascular lower extremity amputees. A search carried out using MEDLINE, EMBASE and CINAHL databases up September 2010. Only original English language articles were accepted. Relevant studies reviewed selected based prespecified inclusion criteria namely: age more than 65 years; cause for amputation; amputation level below knee, through-the-knee or above knee; discussed rehabilitation. Age alone is not an absolute contraindication limb prescription; however, it does influence potential success gait retraining. Other influencing fitting use include comorbidities, premorbid function, amputation, status remaining patient motivation. Prosthetic retraining possible in every dysvascular amputee; almost all amputees will benefit from a program increase independence transfers learn wheelchair skills. MESH key words were: "aged" "diabetes complications" "peripheral diseases" "amputees" "amputation" "rehabilitation" "artificial limbs".
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