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Fast-track
 

Fast-track programmes represent a multi-modal rehabilitation strategy for the purpose of a quicker recovery of organ function after surgery. The concept is based on evidence based initiatives within sub-sections of the peroperative period in an organisational structure where a number of conditions, such as demands of increased interdisciplinary cooperation, are fulfilled.

 

The object of fast-track programmes is to give the patients a physiology based and optimised hospital stay with reduced morbidity and postoperative convalescence.

 

Through the resent years our orthopaedic research group has worked at optimising all sub-sections within the fast-track programme for patients undergoing total hip and knee arthroplasty.

Based on two large randomized trials, Aarhus as the first in Denmark has introduced an optimised method of postoperative pain relief consisting of local infiltration analgesia.
 
At this point several large randomised clinical trials with focus on further optimising of postoperative analgesia as well as different mobilisation initiatives is going on.
 
Contact
Contact Karen V. Andersen for further information.
 
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Publikationer
Blood flow restricted walking in patients suffering from intermittent claudication: a case series feasibility and safety study.
Bentzen A, Nisgaard LB, Mikkelsen RBL, Høgh A, Mechlenburg I, Jørgensen SL.
Interrater, Test-retest Reliability of the Y Balance Test: A Reliability Study Including 51 Healthy Participants.
Foldager FN, Aslerin S, Bæ Kdahl S, Tønning LU, Mechlenburg I.
Patient and public involvement to inform the protocol of a clinical trial comparing total hip arthroplasty with exercise: an exploratory qualitative case study.
Frydendal T, Thomsen KS, Mechlenburg I, Mikkelsen LR, Overgaard S, Ingwersen KG, Myburgh C.
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