Early postoperative relationship between patient-reported outcome measures and gait biomechanical factors after total hip arthroplasty
Early postoperative relationship between patient-reported outcome measures and gait biomechanical factors after total hip arthroplasty
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全髋关节置换术后早期患者报告的结果测量与步态生物力学因素之间的关系
DOI:
10.1016/j.gaitpost.2021.10.003
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2022
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Tsukeoka Tadashi
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Kurihara Yasushi;Ohsugi Hironori;Matsuda Tadamitsu;Tosaka Tomonari;Endo Yuki;Tsuneizumi Yoshikazu;Tsukeoka Tadashi
BackgroundPatient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) have recently been considered as indicating clinical outcomes after total hip arthroplasty (THA). Although various factors are reportedly associated with post-THA and PROMs, the relationship with gait parameters, which are objective assessment factors after THA, remains unclear.Research questionWhat is the relationship between PROMs and gait biomechanical factors four weeks after THA?MethodsForty-five patients (six men and 39 women) who underwent THA were included. Three-dimensional gait analysis was performed four weeks post-THA; joint angle, internal moment, and power of the lower extremity at the first and second peaks of the vertical component of the floor reaction force were assessed for the operated side. PROMs were evaluated using the Japanese Orthopedic Association Hip Disease Evaluation Questionnaire (JHEQ). The relationship between the JHEQ score and extracted gait parameters was analyzed using gender and gait speed as control factors.ResultsFor the JHEQ sub-domain, movement was positively correlated with the internal knee extension moment values at the first peak (r = 0.347). There was no significant correlation between JHEQ and the internal hip abduction moment value at the first peak. Mental status was negatively correlated with the hip flexion angle value at the second peak (r = −0.373), and positively correlated with the hip flexion moment value (r = 0.348). Total JHEQ scores and mental status were negatively correlated with the power of hip flexion value at the second peaks, respectively (r = −0.316, −0.444).SignificanceThe results of this study may provide recovery guidelines to be used as an index for gait assessment in the early post-THA period. Further studies are needed to verify whether gait parameters can improve PROMs in the early post-THA period.