Sentence examples for delayed rehabilitation from inspiring English sources

Patients who had undergone THA during the period from 1998 to 2010 were recruited, matched for propensity scores, and divided into 2 groups: early rehabilitation (Early Rehab) and delayed rehabilitation (Delayed Rehab).

It is associated with increased mortality at 1 year, delayed rehabilitation efforts, prolonged length of hospital stay, poorer functional outcomes, and increased risk of nursing home placement [9].

This complication involves a prolonged period of functional limitation and delayed rehabilitation, and can require surgery to reactivate and finalize the bone repair process.

This strategy requires prolonged healing times (requiring at least two surgeries, one for hardware removal and one for reconstruction), long hospital stays and delayed rehabilitation.

Early postoperative low-grade TKA infections generally present only with moderate knee pain and stiffness and/or difficult and delayed rehabilitation; persistent fever, severe pain, local warmth, erythema, and swelling are often absent.

Wound dehiscence and surgical site infections (SSIs) can have a profound impact on patients as they often require hospital readmission, additional surgical interventions, lengthy intravenous antibiotic administration, and delayed rehabilitation.

However, these divided procedures delay rehabilitation of the edentulous area.

Since inserting such tubes during tracheostomy has the potential to delay rehabilitation of the ventilated patient, a review of this practice is in order.

In this way, we were able to avoid disturbing the healing process with other further interventions to the soft-tissues which may delay rehabilitation.

Elbows subject to reconstructive procedures where it is necessary to perform extensive release of periarticular soft tissues and/or excision of heterotopic bone often become unstable, hindering or delaying rehabilitation.

In spite of its popularity, this type of surgery can sometimes cause severe pain. 1 Solheim et al 2 reported that around 60% of patients may experience moderate to severe pain after knee arthroscopic surgery, which can delay rehabilitation and increase the risk of postoperative complications.