KIRURŠKI STAVOVI FIZIKALNE TERAPIJE U OZLIJEĐENE DJECE. (Bosnian)

SURGICAL ASPECTS OF PHYSICAL THERAPY IN INJURED CHILDREN. (English)

Childhood injuries are common in modern society and they present a significant public health burden. The types and occurrence of injuries are changing, as well as standpoints on the treatment of injured children. Tendency for early return to everyday activities including school and sports leads to changes in indications for operative treatment. Nowadays, pediatric surgeons are becoming more prone to operative treatment followed by in-hospital or out of hospital physical therapy. Still, there is no consensus on the treatment of some sport injuries in adolescence. Individual approach and team work of surgeons and physical medicine specialists may lead to change in views and finding of optimal surgical and rehabilitation treatments. In this article some specific issues, current viewpoints and personal preferences in the treatment of injured children are presented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Ozljede djece u modernim društvima tako su česte da čine javnozdravstveni problem. Mijenjaju se vrste, pojavnost i stavovi o liječenju ozlijeđene djece. Pritisak socijalne zajednice o brzom i potpunom oporavku ozlijeđene djece u svakodnevne aktivnosti i sport, doveo je do promjene kirurških stavova. Tako se dječji kirurzi traumatolozi sada češće odlučuju na operacijsko liječenje prijeloma i fizikalnu terapiju ozlijeđene djece, u bolničkim i vanbolničkim uvjetima. No nema suglasja osobito kod izbora za neke ozljede lokomotornog sustava vezane uz sportske aktivnost adolescenata. Promjena stavova uz pronalazak optimalnog kirurškog i rehabilitacijskog postupka može biti ostvaren individualnim pristupom i timskim radom subspecijalista kirurške i fizikalne medicine. U radu autori navode neko posebitosti u liječenju ozlijeđene djece, standardne stavove i osobna mišljenja kirurga koji se svakodnevno bave liječenjem ozlijeđene djece. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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