Heavy Manual Labour after Surgery of Lumboischiadic Syndrome
Těžká manuální práce po operaci lumboischiadického syndromu
Retrospektivní studie 52 konsekutivních, těžce manuálně pracujících, trpících lumboischiadickým syndromem a léčených operačně, zjištovala, zda po úspěšné operaci nadále vykonávaná těžká práce zhoršila uspokojivý operační výsledek. Bylo zjištěno, že většinou nikoli, naopak, jejich zdravotní stav byl proti po operaci pracujícím lehce nebo nepracujícím statisticky častěji stále uspokojivá (p
Klíčová slova:
vertebrogenní lumboischiadický syndrom - operace - těžká manuální práce.
Authors:
I. Koranda
Authors‘ workplace:
Neurologické oddělení, Nemocnice s poliklinikou Klatovy, primář MUDr. I. Koranda, CSc.
Published in:
Prakt. Lék. 2002; (10): 625-627
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Overview
A retrospective study of 52 consecutive heavily working manual labourers suffering from lumboischiadic syndom and treated by surgery was focused on the problem whether after successful surgery subsequently pursued heavy work caused deterioration of the satisfactory surgical results. It was found tkat in the majority this was not the tase and on the contrary their health status was as compared with light workers or non-working people statistically more frequently satisfactory (p
Key words:
vertebrogenic lumboischiadic syndom - surgery - heavy manual work.
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