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    Hip precautions folLowing THR

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    Hello, Im an orthopaedic physio looking into what exact hip precautions physios are telling patients in order to avoid dislocation following THR and for how long these precautions are for. Just trying to see if there is any consensus out there as there seems to be a lot of variety in the literature.
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    Re: Hip precautions folLowing THR

    Hi
    these are some precaution for post opration:
    pt should avoid crossing legs
    pt should liy in supine position keeping operated hip in slight abduction & internal rotation.
    avoid sitting in low & small chairs
    and when sitting keep the knees slightly lower than hips
    pt should take shower using proper shower chair
    in acending and decending stairs: pt should acend with the sound leg and decend starting with the operated sides.

    for the therapist:
    PT should avoid excercises that involves adduction, extention & External rotation.
    PT avoid combination of fflextion, abduction & External rotation.
    Avoid ( even low intensity) isometric contraction of hip Abductors.
    ( theraputic Excercise , Kinser, 4th edition)


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    Question Re: Hip precautions folLowing THR

    How long one can follow these precautions? i know a person who is right side hemiparesis, parkinson, right side limb length discrepancy for 20 yrs, had done cemented THR due to hip arthritis. Anyone tell how to improve his hip abductor strength (surgery done on 9th feb 07). now he is walking with walker.
    PS. he has Rt hemiparesis. his upper limb is weak - power is around 3+,
    HIP abductor - 2, flexor - 2+

    thank you
    ur's cyber:cool:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hessa View Post
    Hi
    these are some precaution for post opration:
    pt should avoid crossing legs
    pt should liy in supine position keeping operated hip in slight abduction & internal rotation.
    avoid sitting in low & small chairs
    and when sitting keep the knees slightly lower than hips
    pt should take shower using proper shower chair
    in acending and decending stairs: pt should acend with the sound leg and decend starting with the operated sides.

    for the therapist:
    PT should avoid excercises that involves adduction, extention & External rotation.
    PT avoid combination of fflextion, abduction & External rotation.
    Avoid ( even low intensity) isometric contraction of hip Abductors.
    ( theraputic Excercise , Kinser, 4th edition)
    yayaaa

    thats right!!

    flexion over 45 degree iit should be avoided in the early stage after the operation !



 
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