التفاصيل البيبلوغرافية
| العنوان: |
Influence of hip joint dysfunction on motor disorders in Japanese patients with osteoarthritis of the hip: Assessment of the JHEQ and GLFS-25 scores and hip muscle strength. |
| المؤلفون: |
Maezawa, Katsuhiko1 (AUTHOR) maeza@juntendo.ac.jp, Nozawa, Masahiko2 (AUTHOR), Yuasa, Takahito1 (AUTHOR), Gomi, Motosi1 (AUTHOR), Sato, Hironobu1 (AUTHOR), Sugimoto, Munehiko2 (AUTHOR), Kaneko, Kazuo2 (AUTHOR) |
| المصدر: |
Archives of Gerontology & Geriatrics. May2019, Vol. 82, p45-49. 5p. |
| مصطلحات موضوعية: |
*HIP joint diseases diagnosis, *OSTEOARTHRITIS diagnosis, *GERIATRIC assessment, *HIP joint, *HIP joint diseases, *HUMAN locomotion, *MEDICAL appointments, *MOVEMENT disorders, *MUSCLE strength, *OSTEOARTHRITIS, *QUESTIONNAIRES, *TOTAL hip replacement, *DISEASE complications, *DIAGNOSIS |
| مصطلحات جغرافية: |
JAPAN |
| مستخلص: |
Highlights • Comparing ADL and hip joint functional scores before and after treatment of hip disease might provide evidence about the influence of hip joint dysfunction on overall motor function. • We found that hip joint dysfunction has a strong influence on overall motor function. • It is necessary to evaluate whether or not motor function is age-appropriate when assessing patients. • The GLFS-25, one of the motor function scale, seems to be valuable because data on mean scores for different age groups are available. • It is necessary for patients with osteoarthritis of the hip to preserve or improve their SLR strength in order to maintain adequate motor function. Abstract Background Motor disorders are caused by orthopedic problems that are mainly related to aging. These disorders can lead to a decline of physical activity and impairment of ADL. When evaluating a patient's motor function after treatment, it is necessary to determine whether or not the level of function is age-appropriate. To investigate the influence of hip joint dysfunction on motor disorders, we determined the JHEQ and GLFS-25 scores and performed muscle strength testing in female patients with hip osteoarthritis. Methods The subjects were 108 women who had received THA, 56 women scheduled for THA, and 64 women on conservative treatment. The JHEQ score (evaluation scale for hip joint function) and GLFS-25 score (evaluation scale for ADL) were determined and muscle strength testing was conducted at a routine outpatient visit. Results A strong correlation was found between the total JHEQ score and the GLFS-25 score (r = - 0.837). Patients after THA and patients with successful conservative treatment aged 60–79 years showed similar motor function to healthy persons of the same age. There was a significant difference of straight leg raising and abduction strength (both p < 0.01) between patients in GLFS-25 levels 1–3 and patients in GLFS-25 levels 4–7. Conclusion While hip joint dysfunction has a strong influence on overall motor function, the patients after THA and patients with successful conservative treatment showed similar motor function to healthy persons of the same age. And patients with hip osteoarthritis must preserve or increase SLR strength to maintain adequate motor function. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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