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September 19, 2025Jurnal Ners

Early Mobilization with Digital-Based Isometric Exercise Intervention: Impact on Pain and Muscle Strength Post-ORIF Upper Extremity

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VFValentino FebryandyDGDewi GayatriDNDhea Natashia

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Overview

Quasi-experimental analysis shows enhanced muscle strength and reduced pain in upper extremity fracture patients, implying isometric exercises are beneficial.

Key Points

  • Isometric exercise significantly increases muscle strength in patients after ORIF upper extremity fracture.
  • Pain levels decrease markedly in patients undergoing digital-based isometric exercise post-surgery.
  • The intervention showed a mean difference in muscle strength of 4.23, indicating substantial improvement.
  • Results highlight the effectiveness of early mobilization through isometric exercises in recovery post-ORIF.

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Febryandy et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d437f0713b0b5dfea77430https://doi.org/10.31004/jn.v9i3.47270
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