برنامج تأهيل لإستعادة الكفاءة الوظيفية بعد الإصلاح الجراحي لقطع الأوتار القابضة لرسغ اليد

Abstract EN

Hand injuries are common and account for 5-10% of emergency department (ED) injuries and 4.7% of all trauma patients.

Various mechanisms of injury can lead to volar wrist injuries, and the most common are; machine injuries, glass lacerations, knife wounds, and suicide attempts.Flexor Zone five extends from distal wrist crease to the flexor musculotendinous junction as described .This is the most exposed and so the most vulnerable zone for injuries.

Extensive injuries to flexor tendons and surrounding structures are sometimes referred to as spaghetti wrist .The functional importance of the closely packed structures, blood vessels, nerves and flexor tendons, makes the injuries in this zone very hazardous and the carful management of paramount importance.

The aim of this study was to determine the clinical outcome for early repair and programmed rehabilitation of acute cut injuries in Flexor Zone five.

Also to evaluate of the efficacy of multidisciplinary team in evaluation and management of acute volar wrist injuries.

Objective of the research: restore functional efficiency after the surgical intervention of patients with the cutting tendons of the wrist.

Top results for research: - The effect of the rehabilitation program proposed to restore functional efficiency after the surgical intervention of the injured tendons.

- The effect of the rehabilitation program on improving the motor range and grip strength of the injured hands of people with wrist ligaments.

- The impact of the rehabilitation program on pain relief through a pain scale for people with wrist ligaments.

- To restore the functional efficiency of the wrist joint in the shortest possible time.