Effects of Hip Abductor Strengthening on Musculoskeletal Loading in Hip Dysplasia Patients after Total Hip Replacement

Hip dysplasia patients after total hip replacement show worse functional performance compared to primary osteoarthritis patients, and unfortunately there is no research on muscle joint loads that would help understand rehabilitation effects, motor dysfunctions failure events. We tested the hypothesis a higher improvement in who received abductor strengthening replacement, result different gait function musculoskeletal during walking performed standard only. In vivo analysis modeling were used analyze differences parameters forces between two groups of patients. found that, scenario very mild abnormalities, expressed more physiological force pattern generally greater operated limb, although statistically significant limited portions cycle, likely related speed. conclude low-demand task, program does not have marked effect loads, further studies clarify loads.