A Trial on the Role of the Kinetic Therapy and on the Importance of the Body Weight Index in the Recovery of Patients Diagnosed with Coxarthrosis

The coxarthrosis is a medical condition that frequently occurs in adults, especially 2-4% of the persons who are 40-70 years old [1]. From an etiological point of view, 40% of the coxarthrosis cases are primitive [2]. The objectives of this trial are to emphasise the role of the kinetic therapy in the recovery of patients diagnosed with primary coxarthrosis as well as the role of the body weight index in the recovery of these patients [3]. The evaluation of the patients includes: the visual analogue scale of the pain (VAS), the WOMAC scale for the evaluation of the pain, of the rigidity and of the physical dysfunction, the balance of the joints and the perimeters for the lower limbs [4]. The WOMAC test indicates the decrease in the values of the pain and rigidity parameter, values that are found especially at the control moment [5]. The body weight index may be considered as a reference element in the treatment of patients with coxarthrosis. A complex recovery treatment may reduce the length of the recovery treatment [6]; if it is correlated to the reduction of the body weight index, it contributes to the increase in the quality of these patients’ lives [7].