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Antonio Frizziero

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Effectiveness of rehabilitation on pain and function in people affected by hemophilia

2021

Introduction: Literature provides unclear evidence of the effectiveness of many physiotherapy interventions on pain intensity, quality of life, and functional ability in hemophilic patients, and suggests that rehabilitation programs should be focused on functional goals and the disability of patients. Aim: The aim of the present study is to present the outcome of a case series of patients with hemophilia in which a rehabilitation program has been carried out on the basis of a specific individual patient’s functional impairment. Methods: Fifty-one patients were enrolled: 32 patients (Rehab Group) received a rehabilitative treatment, 19 patients for different reasons (living far from the hosp…

AdultMaleGeneral MedicineMiddle AgedHemophilia AExercise TherapyTreatment OutcomeMusculoskeletal PainQuality of LifeHumansFemaleRange of Motion ArticularErratumPain Measurementarthritis hemophilia musculoskeletal rehabilitation pain
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Pain assessment and management in Italian Haemophilia Centres

2021

BACKGROUND: Although the widespread use of factor VIII/IX replacement therapy has significantly reduced the severity of arthropathy in persons with haemophilia (PWH), some develop degenerative joint changes, associated with significant pain. The aim of this survey was to investigate the management and perception of pain among Italian physicians who treat PWH. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Between September and October 2017, a questionnaire was distributed to 35 Italian haemophilia treatment centres (60 physicians). RESULTS: Fifty-three haemophilia specialists completed the survey. We found that there was good agreement (98.1%) on the need to investigate pain at each clinical visit, but there was h…

Factor IXItalyHumansPain Managementpain heamophiliaHemophilia Ablood coagulation disorders haemophilia pain perception pain management surveysHaemostasis and ThrombosisPain Measurement
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