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Chest computed tomography (A) at admission, and (B) at the time of transfer to the
convalescent rehabilitation ward.
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Chest computed tomography (CT) was performed on admission and revealed ground-glass opacity and consolidation in both lungs (Fig. 1A). Chest CT performed at the time of transfer demonstrated that the ground-glass opacity and consolidation in both lungs remained (Fig. 1B).
Contrast-enhanced computed tomography of (A) the abdominal aorta, (B) the right common
iliac artery, (C) the right external iliac artery, and (D) the right femoral artery. Red
arrows show thromboses.
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Contrast-enhanced CT showed thrombi in the abdominal aorta, right common iliac artery, right external iliac artery, and right femoral artery (Fig. 2).
Femoral prosthesis as used by the patient in this case study, featuring ischial-ramal
containment with soft liner (A), belt suspension (B), M0781 SwanS knee joint (C), and
solid-ankle cushioned-heel foot (D).
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A femoral prosthesis featuring ischial-ramal containment with soft liner and belt suspension, a 668-g knee joint (M0781 SwanS; Imasen Engineering, Kakamigahara Japan), and a solid-ankle cushioned-heel foot was prescribed 2 weeks after the patient's transfer to the rehabilitation ward (Fig. 3).
Gait training with femoral prosthesis and a quad cane.
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A walker was initially used for gait training with the prosthesis, and the patient was subsequently switched to a quad cane (Fig. 4).
Details of rehabilitation (A) in the acute-care ward, and (B) the convalescent
rehabilitation ward.
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Details on rehabilitation are presented in Fig. 5.
Weekly changes in interventions (A) in the acute-care ward, and (B) convalescent
rehabilitation ward. Figure shows rehabilitation programs in which the patient spent
>30 min/week in the acute-care ward and >100 min/week in the convalescent
rehabilitation ward.
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Weekly changes of interventions in the acute-care and rehabilitation wards are illustrated in Fig. 6.
Changes in the motor items of the functional independence measure score between
admission and discharge.
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At the time of discharge, the patient achieved near independence in ADLs, with a total FIM score of 119 (subtotal score for motor items, 84; subtotal score for cognitive items, 35) (see Fig. 7).