Effect of Early Postoperative Rehabilitation Nursing Interventions on Limb Function Recovery and Quality of Life in Elderly Patients with Hip Fractures
Abstract：Hip fractures in the elderly are common in clinical practice and can severely affect patients' limb function and quality of life. Early postoperative rehabilitation nursing interventions play a decisive role in whether patients can smoothly recover their limb function and improve their quality of life. The book 'Hip Fractures in the Elderly' provides medical staff with comprehensive theoretical and practical guidance to better understand hip fractures in the elderly and early postoperative rehabilitation nursing interventions. Due to severe bone loss, the elderly have fragile bones, and even minor external forces can cause hip fractures. Once a fracture occurs, patients often face long-term bed rest, which not only leads to complications such as muscle atrophy and joint stiffness, but also increases the risk of pulmonary infections and deep vein thrombosis, endangering life safety. Approximately 20% of elderly patients with hip fractures die within one year due to various complications, and among those who survive, a considerable number suffer from severe impairment of limb function, making it difficult for them to live independently and significantly reducing their quality of life. Therefore, how to promote the postoperative recovery of elderly patients with hip fractures has become an urgent issue.
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Publication Date：2025-10-13
Online Publishing Date：2025-10-21(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
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