Menejemen Fisioterapi Dengan Terapi Latihan Pada Kasus Pasca Operasi Posterior Crutiate Ligamen Setelah Immobilisasi Selama 1 Bulan

Wanda Kurnia Yuda, Agus Widodo, Dimas Zhena

Abstract


Abstract: The posterior cruciate ligament is one of the ligaments in the knee that functions to limit tibial translation posteriorly and provide secondary restraint for tibial rotation. The most frequently reported adverse effects after PCL injury are residual posterior laxity, loss of flexion phase, and osteoarthritis. as a long term complication. Purpose: a specialized rehabilitation program of exercise therapy is essential for patients with PCL injuries to improve knee biomechanics, reduce knee loads and reduce the likelihood of degenerative changes. Results: Based on the final results of the evaluation of the program given, giving massage, patella mobilization, and exercise therapy can reduce pain intensity, increase muscle strength, increase joint range of motion, and change in leg swelling. Conclusion: exercise therapy can reduce pain intensity, increase muscle strength, increase joint range of motion, and change swelling in the legs.

Abstrak: Ligamentum cruciatum posterior merupakan salah satu ligamen pada lutut yang berfungsi untuk membatasi translasi tibia ke arah posterior dan memberikan pengekangan sekunder untuk rotasi tibialis. Efek samping yang paling sering dilaporkan setelah cedera PCL adalah sisa kelemahan posterior, hilangnya fase fleksi, dan osteoarthritis. sebagai komplikasi jangka panjang. Tujuan: program rehabilitasi khusus terapi latihan sangat penting bagi pasien dengan cedera PCL untuk meningkatkan biomekanik lutut, mengurangi beban lutut, dan mengurangi kemungkinan perubahan degeneratif. Hasil: Berdasarkan hasil akhir evaluasi terhadap program yang diberikan, pemberian massase, mobilisasi patella, dan terapi latihan dapat menurunkan intensitas nyeri, meningkatkan kekuatan otot, meningkatkan rentang gerak sendi, dan perubahan pembengkakan pada tungkai. Kesimpulan: terapi olahraga dapat menurunkan intensitas nyeri, meningkatkan kekuatan otot, meningkatkan rentang gerak sendi, dan mengubah pembengkakan pada tungkai.


Keywords


Cedera PCL, Posterior Crutiate Ligamen, Terapi Latihan

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