脊髄損傷による両下肢全麻痺患者の歩行練習
1952 年 1 巻 2 号 p. 82-84
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1952 年 1 巻 2 号 p. 82-84
In the accidents of coal mine, miners encountered sometimes the spinal cord injuries caused by the fractures of spines. Because of the total paraplegia, they were forced, hitheto, to be in beds. The author succeeded in letting many of them to walk by followings trainings;
1. After two months of immobilization, they excercise to sit up by their own efforts.
2. They try to prostrate themselves, to lift their bodies and to move their pelvis.
3. After two to four months of the first and second trainings, they try to walk with walking calipers in such a manner as placing their body weights on their paralysed legs.
4. After they become skilled in the third training, they walk with crutches.
