The role of perioperative rehabilitation of patients in surgical treatment of pelvic and lower extremity bone tumors with endoprosthesis

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Observational analysis shows improved functional results in oncologic patients undergoing endoprosthesis, suggesting rehabilitation is crucial.

Functional results improved by 9.4% in the perioperative rehabilitation group, highlighting the program's effectiveness.
In total, 348 patients were analyzed, with 81.2% achieving better results through rehabilitation versus 71.8% for those without it.
Analysis involved patients undergoing various resection types, including pelvic and lower limb surgeries with endoprosthesis.
Increased rehabilitation led to reduced mechanical complications, emphasizing the need for comprehensive care post-surgery.

Erin et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Observational analysis shows improved functional results in oncologic patients undergoing endoprosthesis, suggesting rehabilitation is crucial.

Functional results improved by 9.4% in the perioperative rehabilitation group, highlighting the program's effectiveness.
In total, 348 patients were analyzed, with 81.2% achieving better results through rehabilitation versus 71.8% for those without it.
Analysis involved patients undergoing various resection types, including pelvic and lower limb surgeries with endoprosthesis.
Increased rehabilitation led to reduced mechanical complications, emphasizing the need for comprehensive care post-surgery.

Erin et al. (2025) studied this question.

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