Effects of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) on acute postoperative pain intensity and mobility after hip fracture: A doubleblinded, randomized trial

Keyphrases

• Randomized Trial 100%
• Postoperative Pain Intensity 100%
• Acute Postoperative Pain 100%
• Hip Fracture 100%
• Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation 100%
• Active Transcutaneous 33%
• Sham 25%
• Pain Intensity 25%
• Ambulation 16%
• Rehabilitation Care 16%
• Extracapsular Hip Fracture 16%
• Surgical Fixation 16%
• Gamma Nail 16%
• Stimulation Treatment 8%
• Group Differences 8%
• Functional Outcome 8%
• Physical Therapy 8%
• After Surgery 8%
• Negative Consequences 8%
• Acute Postoperative 8%
• Pain Reduction 8%
• Pain Management 8%
• Sit-to-stand Test 8%
• Elderly Care 8%
• Elderly Patients 8%
• Numeric Rating Scale 8%
• Postoperative Period 8%
• Walking Gait 8%
• Trial Registration 8%
• Sit-to-stand 8%
• Phase Following 8%
• 2-minute Walk Test 8%
• Walking Distance 8%
• Rank Test 8%
• Five Times Sit to Stand 8%
• Functional Ambulation 8%
• Hip Fracture Surgery 8%
• Gait Recovery 8%
• Functional Gait 8%
• Perioperative Pain 8%
• Non-invasive Modality 8%
• Wilcoxon Score 8%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Postoperative Pain 100%
• Pain Intensity 100%
• Hip Fracture 100%
• Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation 100%
• Mobilization 25%
• Rehabilitation Care 16%
• Physiotherapy 8%
• Analgesia 8%
• Numeric Rating Scale 8%
• Elderly Patient 8%
• Health Care Quality 8%
• Walk Test 8%
• Walking Distance 8%
• Postoperative Period 8%
• Perioperative 8%