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P-359<br />

Uzun Dönem Statin Kullan›m› Sonras›nda Eflzamanl›, Spontan, Bilateral<br />

Kuadriceps Tendon Rüptürü, Tamir ve Rehabilitasyonu: Olgu Sunumu<br />

Evrim Coflkun Çelik 1, Mehmet U¤ur Özbaydar 2, Demet Ofluo¤lu 1,<br />

Emre Demirçay 2<br />

1Baflkent Üniversitesi T›p Fakültesi ‹stanbul Sa¤l›k Uygulama ve Araflt›rma Merkezi<br />

Fiziksel T›p ve Rehabilitasyon Anabilim Dal›, Ankara<br />

2Baflkent Üniversitesi T›p Fakültesi ‹stanbul Sa¤l›k Uygulama ve<br />

Araflt›rma Merkezi Ortopedi Anabilim Dal›, Ankara<br />

Eflzamanl›, spontan bilateral kuadriceps tendon rüptürü, s›kl›kla kronik bir hastal›¤a efllik eden<br />

(kronik böbrek yetmezli¤i, hiperparatirodizm, diyabetes mellitus, gut gibi.. ) veya baz› ilaçlar›n<br />

(anabolik steroid, steroid, siprofloksasin, quinolone gibi) kullan›m› sonucu oluflan nadir bir<br />

yaralanma türüdür.<br />

OLGU: Merdiven ç›karken ikinci basamakta aniden dizlerinde bir gevfleme ile yere düflen 56<br />

yafl›nda erkek hasta, her iki dizinde a¤r› ve yürüyememe yak›nmas› ile hastanemize baflvurdu.<br />

Yap›lan muayenesinde her iki suprapatellar bölgede boflluk görüldü. Dizlerini aktif ekstansiyona<br />

getiremedi¤i tespit edildi. Çekilen MR da her iki dizde kuadriceps tendon y›rt›¤› tespit edildi.<br />

Özgeçmiflinde Hipertansiyon ve 14 y›l önce olan abdominal anevrizma rüptürü operasyonu<br />

oldu¤u ö¤renildi. Antihipertansif ilaç d›fl›nda profilaksi amaçl› 14 y›ld›r statin kullanmaktayd›.<br />

Yaralanman›n 3. günü hasta operasyona al›nd›. Operasyon sonras› her iki diz ekstansiyonda<br />

aç› ayarl› diz breysi uyguland›. ‹kinci hafta a¤›rl›k vermeden breys tam ekstansiyonda mobilizasyona<br />

baflland›. Breysin aç›lar› fleksiyonda 10 derece ve ekstansiyonda 0 derece olarak<br />

ayarland›. Üçüncü hafta pasif diz ekstansiyonu ve aktif diz fleksiyon egzersizlerine baflland›<br />

Alt›nc› hafta tam a¤›rl›k verilerek breysle yürüme baflland› ve quadriceps güçlendirme egzersizlerine<br />

geçildi. ‹kinci ay›n sonunda breys kullan›m› b›rak›ld›. Sol diz 100, sa¤ diz 110 derece<br />

fleksiyon ve tam ekstansiyon sa¤lanarak hastaya ev egzersiz program› düzenlendi.<br />

SONUÇ: Bilateral eflzamanl›, spontan kuadriseps tendon rüptürü mobilizasyonu, günlük<br />

yaflam aktiviteleri ve yaflam kalitesini olumsuz etkileyen, nadir rastlanan bir durumdur. Bu<br />

vakada uzun süreli statin kullan›m› öyküsü olup, bilateral eflzamanl›, spontan kuadriseps tendon<br />

rüptürünün bu durum ile iliflkili¤i oldu¤unu düflünmekteyiz.<br />

Anahtar Kelimeler: Eflzamanl› spontan bilateral kuadriseps tendon rüptürü, rehabilitasyon,<br />

statin<br />

P-360<br />

Travmatik Beyin Yaralanmas› ile Beyin Tümörü olan Hastalar›n<br />

Rehabilitasyon Sonuçlar›n›n Karfl›laflt›r›lmas›<br />

Gülbüz Samut 1, Oya Özdemir 2, Emre Esen 1, Fatma ‹nan›c› 1, Zafer Hasçelik 1<br />

1 Hacettepe Üniversitesi T›p Fakültesi Fiziksel T›p ve Rehabilitasyon Anabilim Dal›, Ankara<br />

2 Hacettepe Üniversitesi Kastamonu T›p Fakültesi Fiziksel T›p ve Rehabilitasyon<br />

Anabilim Dal›, Ankara<br />

AMAÇ: Travmatik beyin yaralanmas› (TBY) edinsel beyin hasar›n›n en s›k karfl›lafl›lan sebeplerinden<br />

biridir ve bafla gelen herhangi bir darbe sonucu oluflan beyin hasar› olarak tan›mlanmaktad›r.<br />

Beyin tümörleri de edinsel beyin hasarlar›ndan biri olup semptom ve bulgular ile<br />

prognoz aç›s›ndan TBY ile benzerlik gösterebilir. Biz bu çal›flmada TBY ve primer beyin<br />

tümörü olan hastalar›n fonksiyonel durumlar›n› ve yat›fl sürelerini karfl›laflt›rmay› amaçlad›k.<br />

GEREÇ-YÖNTEM: Çal›flmaya 2005-2010 y›llar› aras›nda servisimizde yatarak rehabilitasyon<br />

uygulanm›fl olan 19 TBY geçiren hasta ile 16 primer beyin tümörü olan hasta al›nd›. Hastalar›n<br />

fonksiyonel durumu karfl›laflt›rmak amac›yla fonksiyonel ba¤›ms›zl›k ölçe¤i (FBÖ) kullan›ld›.<br />

BULGULAR: TBY geçiren hastalar›n yafl ortalamas› 37,1±18,4 y›l olarak belirlendi ve sadece 2’si<br />

kad›nd›. Beyin tümörü olan hastalar›n ortalama yafl› ise 50,8±16,7 y›l olup TBY geçirenlere<br />

göre belirgin yüksekti (p=0,022). Beyin tümörü olanlar 6 kad›n, 10 erkek hastadan oluflmaktayd›.<br />

Tan› tarihinden yat›fla kadar geçen ortalama süre TBY grubu için 15,0±19,8 (medyan,<br />

10,0) ay, beyin tümörü grubu için 16,7±27,5 (medyan, 5,5) ay olarak saptand›. Ortalama yat›fl<br />

süreleri ise TBY ve beyin tümörü hastalar›nda s›ras›yla 29,5±15,2 ve 27,2±19,4 gündü. ‹ki grup<br />

aras›nda hastal›k süresi ve hastanede yat›fl süresi bak›m›ndan istatistiksel olarak anlaml› bir<br />

fark mevcut de¤ildi. Yat›fl ve ç›k›fl s›ras›nda, TBY ve beyin tümörü olan hastalar›n FBÖ motor<br />

ve kognitif skorlar› birbirine benzerdi. Rehabilitasyon program› sonucunda toplam FBÖ skorlar›nda<br />

oluflan farklar; TBY grubunda 8,8±12,8 (medyan, 6,0), beyin tümörü grubunda<br />

12,2±19,3 (medyan, 3,5) olarak hesapland›. Her iki grubun fonksiyonel kazan›m› aras›nda belirgin<br />

bir fark gözlenmedi (p=0,987). Ayr›ca, hastalar›n yat›fl-ç›k›fl toplam FBÖ skorlardaki fark<br />

ile hastalar›n yafl›, hastal›k süresi ve yat›fl FBÖ kognitif skorlar› aras›nda herhangi bir iliflki<br />

olmad›¤› tespit edildi.<br />

SONUÇ: Bu çal›flman›n sonucunda, her ne kadar farkl› prognozlara sahip görünseler de,<br />

tedavinin bafllang›c›nda benzer motor ve kognitif fonksiyonlara sahip olan bu iki hasta<br />

grubunun, rehabilitasyon klini¤inde benzer yat›fl sürelerinde elde ettikleri kazan›mlar›n birbirine<br />

benzer oldu¤u gözlenmifltir.<br />

Anahtar Kelimeler: Travmatik beyin yaralanmas›, beyin tümörü, rehabilitasyon,<br />

fonksiyonel sonuç<br />

331<br />

23. Ulusal Fiziksel T›p ve Rehabilitasyon Kongresi / 23 rd National Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Congress<br />

Türk Fiz Rehab Derg 2011:57Özel Say›; 1-334 /Turk J Phys Med Rehab 2011:57Suppl; 1-334<br />

P-359<br />

Simultaneous and Spontaneous Bilateral Quadriceps Tendons<br />

Rupture Related with Long-Term Statin Use, Treatment and<br />

Rehabilitation: Case Report<br />

Evrim Coflkun Çelik 1, Mehmet U¤ur Özbaydar 2, Demet Ofluo¤lu 1,<br />

Emre Demirçay 2<br />

1 Baskent Universit Faculty of Medicine Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Department,<br />

Istanbul Application and Research Hospital, Ankara<br />

2 Baskent University Faculty of Medicine Department of Orthopedics and Traumatology<br />

Istanbul Application and Research Hospital, Ankara<br />

Simultaneous and spontaneous bilateral quadriceps tendons rupture is an uncommon injury<br />

mostly seen in patients with chronic diseases such as renal failure, hyperparathyroidism,<br />

diabetes mellitus, gout, or after usage of some drugs such as corticosteroids, anabolic<br />

steroids, ciprofloxacin, quinolone.<br />

CASE: A 56 year-old healthy man suddenly felt both knees give way on the second step while<br />

climbing the stairs and collapsed suddenly. He was admitted to the hospital with the<br />

complaints of pain and inability to walk. In the physical examination, gaps in the both<br />

suprapatellar areas were seen. He was unable to extend his legs actively. Magnetic resonance<br />

images of both knees revealed complete rupture of quadriceps tendons. In his medical<br />

history, he reported hypertension and an abdominal aorta aneurysm operation 14 years ago.<br />

He has been using statins for prophylaxis of atherosclerosis since this operation. Also he had<br />

been using an antihypertensive drug. Surgical treatment of both quadriceps tendons was<br />

performed 3 days after the injury. After the operation, braces were performed while knees<br />

were at full extension. Fort he next two weeks after the operation, the patient remained<br />

non-weight bearing while knees were at full extension into the casts, the degree of the braces<br />

were adjusted 10 degrees in flexion and 0 degree in extension. In the third week, active knee<br />

flexion exercises and passive knee extension exercises were done. At the sixth week after the<br />

operation, the patient could walk with full weight-bearing and started the quadriceps<br />

strengthening exercises. In the second month of operation he stopped using braces. When<br />

100 degree flexion for the left knee, 110 degree flexion for the right knee and full extension<br />

were achieved, an exercise program at home was set for the patient.<br />

CONCLUSION: Bilateral simultaneous and spontaneous quadriceps tendon rupture which<br />

negatively affect mobility, daily activity and quality of life is a rare condition. We suggest that<br />

long term statin use should be taken into consideration as a risk factor for spontaneous and<br />

simultaneous bilateral quadriceps tendons rupture.<br />

Keywords: Simultaneous and spontaneous bilateral quadriceps tendons rupture,<br />

rehabilitation, statin<br />

P-360<br />

Comparison of Rehabilitation Outcomes in Patients with Traumatic<br />

Brain Injury and Brain Tumor<br />

Gülbüz Samut 1, Oya Özdemir 2, Emre Esen 1, Fatma ‹nan›c› 1, Zafer Hasçelik 1<br />

1 Hacettepe University Medical School Department of Physical Medicine and<br />

Rehabilitation, Ankara<br />

2 Hacettepe University Kastamonu Medical School Department of Physical<br />

Medicine and Rehabilitation, Ankara<br />

OBJECTIVE: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is one of the most common causes of acquired brain<br />

injury and defined as the damage of the brain caused by external forces applied to the head.<br />

Brain tumor -another cause of acquired brain injury- may lead to similar symptoms, clinical<br />

findings and prognosis with TBI. In this study, we aimed to compare the functional status and<br />

length of stay in patients with TBI and primary brain tumor.<br />

MATERIALS-METHODS: Nineteen patients with TBI and 16 patients with a primary brain<br />

tumor who received inpatient rehabilitation between 2005 and 2010 were included in the<br />

study. Functional Independence Measure (FIM) scale was used for the comparison of the<br />

patients’ functional status.<br />

RESULTS: The mean age of the patients with TBI was 37.1±18.4 years and only two of them<br />

were female. The mean age of the patients with a brain tumor was 50.8±16.7 years which was<br />

significantly higher than the TBI group (p=0.022). Six of the patients with a brain tumor were<br />

female and 10 were male. The interval between the date of diagnosis and hospitalization was<br />

determined as 15.0±19.8 months (median, 10.0) in the TBI group and 16.7±27.5 months<br />

(median, 5.5) in the brain tumor group. The mean of length of stay for the TBI and brain<br />

tumor groups were 29.5±15.2 and 27.2±19.4 days, respectively. There was no statistically<br />

significant difference between two groups in disease duration and length of stay. At<br />

admission and at discharge, motor and cognitive FIM scores were similar in both groups. The<br />

change in total FIM scores after the rehabilitation program were calculated as 8.8±12.8<br />

(median, 6.0) for the TBI group and 12.2±19.3 (median, 3.5) for the brain tumor group. Any<br />

significant differences in functional gain between the two groups were not found (p=0.987).<br />

Furthermore, it was demonstrated that there were no relationships between the change in<br />

total FIM scores and age, disease duration and admission cognitive FIM scores.<br />

CONCLUSION: Although it seems like they have different prognosis, the patients with TBI and<br />

brain tumor who had similar motor and cognitive function at the beginning of rehabilitation<br />

program have shown similar functional gain in similar periods of hospitalization.<br />

Keywords: Traumatic brain injury, brain tumor, rehabilitation, functional outcome

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