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Estudio de la marcha en pacientes tratados ortopédicamente de fractura unilateral del calcáneo
Gait analysis in patients with unilateral calcaneus fracture treated conservatively
J. M. CARDONA VERNET*, M. SÁNCHEZ GIMENO*, M. ROCHA SOLE*, A. ESCUDERO FERNANDEZ*,J. ORAN ESPUYS*, J. M. ZAMORA RODRÍGUEZ*, J. J. FERNANDEZ MARTÍNEZ*,J. C. VALIOS BLANCO** y A. GARCÍA FLOJEDA** * Servicio de Traumatología y Cirugía Ortopédica. Hospital Universitario Arnau de Vilanova. Lleida.** Departamento de. Biomecánica. INEF. Lleida.
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06/11/2008
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06/11/2008
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06/11/2008
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Resumen (ES)
Twenty-five patients with unilateral displaced joint calcaneus fracture were treated
by cast being the results after 6 years (range: 3-10), excellent in 5 patients, good in 4 patients,
poor in 7 and bad in 9. We excluded for the study the patients with associated local or general
pathology being useful for our study 12 patients. These patients walked on a dynamometric platform
in order to analyse floor reaction forces, proving a diminuí ion of vertical support and takeoff
forces (Fl and F2), and statistically significant a increase of total support phase during gait.
by cast being the results after 6 years (range: 3-10), excellent in 5 patients, good in 4 patients,
poor in 7 and bad in 9. We excluded for the study the patients with associated local or general
pathology being useful for our study 12 patients. These patients walked on a dynamometric platform
in order to analyse floor reaction forces, proving a diminuí ion of vertical support and takeoff
forces (Fl and F2), and statistically significant a increase of total support phase during gait.
Palabras clave (ES):
Marcha
Fractura
Pie
Unilateral
Calcáneo
Retropie
Tratamiento
Ortopédico
Resumen (EN)
Twenty-five patients with unilateral displaced joint calcaneus fracture were treated
by cast being the results after 6 years (range: 3-10), excellent in 5 patients, good in 4 patients,
poor in 7 and bad in 9. We excluded for the study the patients with associated local or general
pathology being useful for our study 12 patients. These patients walked on a dynamometric platform
in order to analyse floor reaction forces, proving a diminuí ion of vertical support and takeoff
forces (Fl and F2), and statistically significant a increase of total support phase during gait.
by cast being the results after 6 years (range: 3-10), excellent in 5 patients, good in 4 patients,
poor in 7 and bad in 9. We excluded for the study the patients with associated local or general
pathology being useful for our study 12 patients. These patients walked on a dynamometric platform
in order to analyse floor reaction forces, proving a diminuí ion of vertical support and takeoff
forces (Fl and F2), and statistically significant a increase of total support phase during gait.
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