FEASIBILITY AND VALIDITY OF AMBULANT BIOFEEDBACK DEVICES TO IMPROVE WEIGHT-BEARING COMPLIANCE IN TRAUMA PATIENTS WITH LOWER EXTREMITY FRACTURES: A NARRATIVE REVIEW

Eline M. Jagtenberg; Pishtiwan H. S. Kalmet; Maartje A. P. De Krom; Taco J. Blokhuis; Henk A. M. Seelen; Martijn Poeze

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FEASIBILITY AND VALIDITY OF AMBULANT BIOFEEDBACK DEVICES TO IMPROVE WEIGHT-BEARING COMPLIANCE IN TRAUMA PATIENTS WITH LOWER EXTREMITY FRACTURES: A NARRATIVE REVIEW

Eline M. Jagtenberg^*, Pishtiwan H. S. Kalmet, Maartje A. P. De Krom, Taco J. Blokhuis, Henk A. M. Seelen, Martijn Poeze

^*Corresponding author for this work

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Background: Ambulant biofeedback devices can be used to provide real-time feedback for trauma patients on weight-bearing regimes. The devices also enable prescribing clinicians to monitor and train patients' level of weight-bearing. However, there is limited evidence regarding the feasibility of use of such devices in controlling weight-bearing, and their full potential remains to be elucidated.

Objective: To investigate the feasibility of using ambulant biofeedback training devices to improve compliance with weight-bearing regimes in trauma patients with lower extremity fractures.

Methods: A literature review of the feasibility and clinical validity of ambulant biofeedback devices.

Results: Three clinically validated biofeedback devices were found feasible for use in monitoring the compliance of patients who have lower extremity fractures with different weight-bearing regimes.

Conclusion: Further information about the feasibility and clinical validity of biofeedback training devices is needed in order to optimize weight-bearing instructions for patients.

Original language	English
Article number	00092
Number of pages	6
Journal	Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine
Volume	52
Issue number	8
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2340/16501977-2721
Publication status	Published - 31 Aug 2020

Keywords

lower extremity fracture
trauma patient
compliance
ambulatory biofeedback device
partial weight-bearing
TIME VISUAL BIOFEEDBACK
TIBIAL PLATEAU
THERAPY COMPLIANCE
REDUCTION

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Jagtenberg, E. M., Kalmet, P. H. S., De Krom, M. A. P., Blokhuis, T. J., Seelen, H. A. M., & Poeze, M. (2020). FEASIBILITY AND VALIDITY OF AMBULANT BIOFEEDBACK DEVICES TO IMPROVE WEIGHT-BEARING COMPLIANCE IN TRAUMA PATIENTS WITH LOWER EXTREMITY FRACTURES: A NARRATIVE REVIEW. Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 52(8), Article 00092. https://doi.org/10.2340/16501977-2721

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