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28859

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Assessment of hip function. Derived from: www.traumascores.com with permission from Dr. Müller ("Score nach Merle d´Aubigné und Postel"). Reference: d'Aubigne, R. M., & Postel, M. (1954). Functional results of hip arthroplasty with acrylic prosthesis. JBJS, 36(3), 451-475.

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www.traumascores.com

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  1. 8/2/18 8/2/18 -
  2. 4/5/18 4/5/18 - Halim Ugurlu
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Dragowsky K.; Müller, M.

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8 de febrero de 2018

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    Merle d’Aubigné and Postel Method

    Merle d’Aubigné and Postel Method

    Merle d’Aubigné and Postel Method
    Description

    Merle d’Aubigné and Postel Method

    Pain
    Description

    Pain

    Data type

    integer

    Mobility
    Description

    Mobility

    Data type

    integer

    Ability to walk
    Description

    Ability to walk

    Data type

    integer

    Total points (functional)
    Description

    Added are only the points for pain and walking.

    Data type

    integer

    Absolute results (functional)
    Description

    Added are only the points for pain and walking. 11-12 = very good, 10 = good, 9 = medium , 8 = fair, <7 = poor

    Data type

    text

    Relative results
    Description

    The appreciation of the difference between the preoperative and postoperative functional states. The score for pain and ability to walk are multiplied by two. >12 = very great improvement, 7-11 = great improvement, 3-7 = fair improvement, <3 = failure

    Data type

    text

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    Merle d’Aubigné and Postel Method

    Name
    Type
    Description | Question | Decode (Coded Value)
    Data type
    Alias
    Item Group
    Merle d’Aubigné and Postel Method
    Item
    Pain
    integer
    Code List
    Pain
    CL Item
    Pain is intense and permanent (0)
    CL Item
    Pain is severe, even at night (1)
    CL Item
    Pain is severe when walking, prevents any activity (2)
    CL Item
    Pain is tolerable with limited activity (3)
    CL Item
    Pain is mild when walking ; it disappears with rest (4)
    CL Item
    Pain is mild and inconstant; normal activity (5)
    CL Item
    No pain  (6)
    Item
    Mobility
    integer
    Code List
    Mobility
    CL Item
    Ankylosis with bad position of the hip (0)
    CL Item
    No movement; pain or slight deformity (1)
    CL Item
    Flexion < 40° (2)
    CL Item
    Flexion 40 - 60°  (3)
    CL Item
    Flexion 60 - 80°; patient can reach his foot (4)
    CL Item
    Flexion 80 - 90°; abduction of at least 15° (5)
    CL Item
    Flexion of more than 90°; abduction to 30° (6)
    Item
    Ability to walk
    integer
    Code List
    Ability to walk
    CL Item
    None (0)
    CL Item
    Only with crutches (1)
    CL Item
    Only with canes (2)
    CL Item
    With one cane, less than one hour; very difficult without a cane (3)
    CL Item
    A long time with a cane; short time without cane and with limp (4)
    CL Item
    Without cane but with slight limp (5)
    CL Item
    Normal (6)
    total points
    Item
    Total points (functional)
    integer
    Item
    Absolute results (functional)
    text
    Code List
    Absolute results (functional)
    CL Item
    Very good (Very good)
    CL Item
    Good (Good)
    CL Item
    Medium (Medium)
    CL Item
    Fair (Fair)
    CL Item
    Poor (Poor)
    Item
    Relative results
    text
    Code List
    Relative results
    CL Item
    very great improvement (very great improvement)
    CL Item
    great improvement (great improvement)
    CL Item
    fair improvement (fair improvement)
    CL Item
    failure (failure)

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