Gialanella B, Mattioli F, Santoro R, Zancan A
Clinica del lavoro e della riabilitazione. IRCCS centro medico di riabilitazione, Gussago (BS).
G Ital Med Lav. 1996 Jan-May;18(1-3):51-5.
One hundred and twenty-seven patients with femour fractures were studied with the aim of verifying the possible influence of Parkinson's disease and hemiplegia on ambulation recovery. Participating in this study were 31 patients with Parkinson's disease, 36 patients with hemiplegia and 60 patients without any neurological damage. After rehabilitation, 61.1% of hemiplegic, 40% patients without neurological damage and 29% of parkinson disease patients reached the same ambulation capacity level present before the fracture. Patients suffering from Parkinson disease showed an important loss of ambulation which was statistically significant compared to the control group. The loss of deambulatory capacity was not statistically significant in hemiplegic group. According to the authors' opinion, this result depends on correlated damages or on poor collaboration typically present in patients with Parkinson disease.
对127例股骨骨折患者进行了研究，目的是验证帕金森病和偏瘫对步行恢复的可能影响。参与本研究的有31例帕金森病患者、36例偏瘫患者和60例无任何神经损伤的患者。康复后，61.1%的偏瘫患者、40%无神经损伤的患者和29%的帕金森病患者达到了骨折前的相同步行能力水平。帕金森病患者的步行能力明显下降，与对照组相比具有统计学意义。偏瘫组步行能力的丧失无统计学意义。根据作者的观点，这一结果取决于相关损伤或帕金森病患者中典型存在的协作不良。
