Necrosis of the femoral head in children Necrosis of the femoral head can also occur in childhood. In contrast to the adult variant, the disease known as Perthes disease has the major difference that the process of destruction of the hip joint in children is reversible, as reversible. The disease progresses in children in 4 … Necrosis of the femoral head in children | Physiotherapy for femoral head necrosis
Summary Overall, the main purpose of physiotherapy in the treatment of cap head necrosis is to maintain and, as far as possible, improve the patient’s quality of life. The regular execution of mobilization and stabilization exercises is important to slow down the course of the disease as much as possible and to ensure as much … Summary | Physiotherapy for femoral head necrosis
Along with the knee, the hip is one of the most common joints to be replaced by a replacement prosthesis. In the course of life the surfaces of the cartilage at the hip joint can wear out and cause discomfort and pain in the hip. In serious cases the wear is so severe that the … Hip-TEP aftercare
Treatment/Therapy for at home The healing process after the insertion of a Hip-Tep can last from months to a year and requires patience as well as an exercise program which should be done regularly to continuously improve the function of the hip. Regular exercise is important in the healing process and in the restoration of … Treatment/Therapy for at home | Hip-TEP aftercare
Healing time If the Hip-Tep was used for the first time in an operation, a healing process is set in motion. In the first few days, the metabolism at the surgical wound is activated to start the healing process. The blood circulation is stimulated to bring important substances to the operation site. After that, the … Healing time | Hip-TEP aftercare
Summary The Hip-Tep is designed to restore pain-free movement to the hip joint and requires rehabilitative measures such as training to strengthen and stretch the joint to restore its function. With a regular training program the Hip-Tep can be stabilized in the hip joint and complications can be prevented. All articles in this series: Hip-TEP … Summary | Hip-TEP aftercare
The exercises performed in Perthes disease are very important because they help maintain the mobility of the joint. Regular exercise can maintain the activity of muscles, tendons and ligaments, thus stimulating the metabolism of the joint and accelerating regeneration. Depending on the patient and the stage of the disease, the individual exercises can vary, so … Morbus Perthes – Exercises
Therapy The therapy of Perthes disease is directed: In many cases, attempts are made to treat Perthes disease conservatively. However, this is only possible if there is no joint malposition. With the conservative treatment method, the affected person must relieve the leg. This means that they have to resort to means such as walking aids … Therapy | Morbus Perthes – Exercises
Stadiums Although each stage of Perthes disease is different, the disease can generally be divided into four stages: The initial stage. In the initial stage of the disease, edema develops in the hip bone, which then leads to inflammation of the joint capsule. The condensation stage. In this stage, the bone mass of the affected … Stadiums | Morbus Perthes – Exercises
“Cycling” In this exercise you perform a movement with your hips and knees in a supine position, similar to riding a bicycle. Do this for about 1 minute at a time. Continue with the next exercise
“Lumbar spine strengthening – starting position” Lie down in a sufen position in front of a wall and place both feet parallel. In the starting position, point your chest upwards, tilt the pelvis forward and enter a bridge (hollow back). The only contact with the floor is now via the shoulder blades and buttocks. “Lumbar … Exercises from physiotherapy for a hip TEP exercise 5
“In supine position, press your lower back firmly into the ground and guide your leg, slightly raised from the ground, stretched outwards. The movement must not be transferred to the torso. 15 Whl. a 2 sets “Abductors standing” When standing, the torso is tensed so that it does not move with the leg outwards during … Exercises from physiotherapy for a hip TEP exercise 6
