Prospective two-year observation of patients with the syndrome of joint hypermobility


DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.18565/therapy.2019.7.84-90

Viktorova I.A., Ivanova D.S., Konshu N.V.

Omsk State medical University of the Ministry of Healthcare of Russia
It is investigated two groups of patients with Joint Hypermobility Syndrome for two years. In the first group (n=60) the algorithm management, developed for the ambulatory practice was spent, and in the second (n=60) – to patients non-steroid anti-inflammatory preparations, employment in physiotherapy exercises hall were appointed. Regular performance of exercises with use of a gymnastic ball in a combination to use ortesis and correction of model of movements in the basic group has allowed to reduce intensity of pain from 5,6 (3; 8) to 0,3 (0; 4) (z=6,7; р <0,05) , to improve quality of life on six indicators of questionnaire SF-36, pain intensity from 51 (32; 61) to 84 (74; 100), (z=6,736; p <0,001); limit run every day 50 (13; 100) 100(75; 100), (z=4,314; p <0,001). Nonsteroid anti-inflammatory preparations and physiotherapy exercises in 7 employment have rendered short-term effect.
Keywords: biomechanics of movements, exercises, nonsteroid anti-inflammatory preparations, algorithm management, ambulatory practice, hypermobility of joints, quality of life
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About the Autors

Inna A. Viktorova, MD, professor, head of the Department of internal medicine and polyclinic therapy of Omsk State medical University of the Ministry of Healthcare of Russia. Address: 644112, Omsk, 7/1 Pereleta Str. Tel.: +7 (3812) 74-44-27; +7 (906) 990-09-07. E-mail: vic-inna@mail.ru
Daria S. Ivanova, PhD, associate professor of the Department of internal medicine and polyclinic therapy of Omsk State medical University of the Ministry of Healthcare of Russia. Address: 644112, Omsk, 7/1 Pereleta Str. Tel.: +7 (913) 962-83-86. E-mail: ovpomsk@mail.ru
Nadezhda V. Konshu, PhD, assistant of the Department of internal medicine and polyclinic therapy of Omsk State medical University of the Ministry of Healthcare of Russia. Address: 644112, Omsk, 7/1 Pereleta Str. Tel.: +7 (960) 987-30-30. E-mail: nadias@mail.ru


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