The effectiveness of applicacion of the personality-oriented programs for the physical rehabilitation of women with postmastectomy syndrome in restoring the functional state of the upper limb
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goniometry, breast cancer, women, physical rehabilitationAbstract
Purpose: to determine the peculiarities of personality-oriented programs of physical rehabilitation to restore the functionality of the upper limb in women with postmastectomy syndrome. Material and methods: analysis and synthesis of the literature and empirical data; goniometry; methods of mathematical statistics. 115 women with postmastectomy syndrome on clinical stage of rehabilitation were involved in this study. Results: influenced by the personality-oriented programs for women there was a gradual approximation to the normal indicators of goniometry in the shoulder joint of the surgical intervention. Conclusions: it was proved that the personality-oriented program of physical rehabilitation of women with the postmastectomy syndrome help to improve the range of motions in the shoulder joint in all directions throughout the year regardless of the selected programReferences
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