Effects of physiotherapy on thigh muscle strength and circumferences, hip amplitude of the movements in patients after femur fractures

The Object: effects of physiotherapy. Aim of study: To determine thigh muscle strength and circumferences, hip amplitude of the movements changes in patients after femur fractures with and without displacement using physiotherapy. Goals of study: 1. To determine and compare thigh muscle strenght after femur fracture with and without displacement after 24 days of physiotherapy. 2. To determine and compare hip amplitude of the movements after femur fracture with and without displacement before physiotherapy, after 12 and 24 days of physiotherapy. 3. To determine and compare thigh circumferences and pain after femur fracture with and without displacement before physiotherapy, after 12 and 24 days of physiotherapy. 4. To assess movement mobility and independence after femur fracture with and without displacement before physiotherapy, after 12 and 24 days of physiotherapy. Conclusions: 1. 24 days of physiotherapy had a positive effect on thigh muscle strength suffered femur fracture with and without displacement. 2. 24 days of physiotherapy had a positive effect on thigh flexion amplitude suffered femur fracture with and without displacement. Suffered femur fracture without displacement, the thigh flexion amplitude was higher after physiotherapy. 3. 24 days of physiotherapy hadn’t significant effect on thigh circumferences and pain suffered femur fracture with and without displacement. 4. 24 days of physiotherapy hadn‘t significant effect on movement mobility and independence suffered femur fracture with and without displacement