СУЧАСНІ ПІДХОДИ ДО ПРОФІЛАКТИКИ КОНТРАКТУР КОЛІННОГО СУГЛОБА У ПОРАНЕНИХ ВІЙСЬКОВОСЛУЖБОВЦІВ: РОЛЬ ПАСИВНИХ ТА АКТИВНИХ ВПРАВ
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https://doi.org/10.30888/2709-2267.2025-34-00-025Ключові слова:
knee joint contracture, military personnel, combat injuries, physical therapy, passive exercises, active exercises, preventionАнотація
The paper examines the problem of knee joint contracture prevention in wounded military personnel. A biphasic nature of contracture development with transformation of myogenic component into arthrogenic during the first four weeks of immobilization was esMetrics
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