肝炎与运动疗法

急性肝炎的传统疗法之一是病人卧床休息,以往认为过早运动会使病情加重,病程延长,病人只能等肝功能恢复正常后方能运动。但临床实践证明让病人适当的运动训练可以提高机体免疫机能。发现采用运动疗法的急性肝炎患者比卧床休息的病人恢复体力快,病程明显缩短,运动疗法前后检验结果比较,显示肝功能有恢复倾向。采用适当的运动疗法治疗急性肝炎是非常必要的。     

Poststroke Shoulder Pain: Inevitable or Preventable?

Cerebral vascular accident or stroke is recognized as the leading cause of disability in the United States; consequently, it is important that all healthcare professionals working with this population develop competency of care to promote functional recovery. One of the most profound effects of stroke is upper‐extremity dysfunction. With correct handling, proper positioning, and ongoing patient‐caregiver education, healthcare professionals can positively influence upper‐extremity recovery and prevention of poststroke shoulder pain. In doing so, they will help patients avoid the mass effect that pain can impart on daily routines. The purposes of this article are to describe poststroke shoulder pain, discuss possible causes of shoulder pain, and detail best practices nurses can use to prevent or minimize poststroke shoulder pain.     

意大利辅助用具免费供给残疾人体系(英文)

Aids are only one of the instruments with which the disabled person can often reach a good level of autonomy,he can improve his conditions of life and prevent the aggravating of his situation.Aids serve also to facilitate care on the part of the family.The rights confirmed by Law 104 can also be achieved through the use of aids.The Italian state has planned a system of care with regards to aids so that some of them can be purchased with different tax concessions but essential aids,those necessary for the reaching of autonomy goals and prevention defined by an individual rehabilitative project,are supplied free of charge.In Italy essential aids are part therefore of a rehabilitation plan that is identified for each person with disabilities by a team made up of different professionals.     

试论康复机构如何培育核心竞争力

本文简要阐述了组织核心竞争力的概念及特征,重点就康复机构核心竞争力进行分析,并提出了培育核心竞争力的方法与策略。     

Fractures of the proximal humerus: overview and non-surgical management

Proximal humeral fractures account for 6% of all adult fractures, usually occurring in elderly patients following a low-energy fall. Fracture patterns occur because of the intricate bony anatomy of the proximal humerus and its rotator cuff attachments, which cause displacement of the tuberosities in a predictable nature. This can lead to long-term functional deficit, not only due to mechanical restrictions but also biological consequences such as impaired vascularity and avascular necrosis. The majority of fractures can be treated non-operatively to give satisfactory restoration of function for the vast majority of patients, with recent literature evidence supporting this method of management.     

Rehabilitation of oral function with removable dentures – still an option?

Tooth loss is a chronic disability, which makes it difficult for patients to perform essential tasks such as eating, communicating with others and socialising. Numerous studies have revealed and addressed the recent rapid development of various prosthodontic materials and treatment patterns. Oral rehabilitation with dentures exerts a great influence on people's daily life and has tremendous social implications. Dentures help to restore an individual's sense of normality and ability to interact normally. With the introduction and progression of implant technology, many troublesome issues can now be solved simply. Nowadays, more and more attention has been paid to new trends (implant‐assisted restoration and fixed prostheses). However, removable dentures may be a more appropriate solution under some circumstances, such as if they are a patient's preferred option, if remaining oral tissues are in poor condition, or if they provide the most cost‐effective form of treatment. Thus, removable dentures are still an option for the rehabilitation of oral function. The purpose of this article was to retrospectively review the applications of removable dentures and to emphasise their indispensable status.     

Prosthetic management of a growing patient with Russell-Silver syndrome: a clinical report

Russell-Silver syndrome (RSS) is a congenital disease characterized by short stature due to growth hormone deficiency, physical asymmetry, inverted triangular face, micrognathia, prominent forehead, and hypodontia. This case report presents a prosthetic management of a 6-year-old patient with Russell-Silver syndrome treated with overdentures on the maxilla and the mandible using the remaining primary teeth. Subsequent and comprehensive dental management considering the growth and development of a young patient will be necessary.