KCT0004122.

Study name	A randomised feasibility study of inpatient rehabilitation using advanced techniques in older people with fragility hip fracture
Methods	Randomised controlled trial; blinded outcomes assessor
Participants	Aged 65 or above; diagnosed with femoral neck, intertrochanteric fracture; hip operative methods include bipolar artificial joint replacement, total hip arthroplasty, open reduction Aim: 20 participants
Interventions	1. Intervention: comprehensive rehabilitation using advanced rehabilitation equipment comprised of 30‐minute weightless treadmill walking exercise, strength and balance exercise with pneumatic or non‐pneumatic exercise equipment; twice a day for total 60 minutes per day 2. Control: 30‐minute aerobic exercise using general treadmill; twice a day for total 60 minutes per day Treatment duration for both groups: 2 weeks
Outcomes	Follow‐up: 3 months post‐surgery Primary outcome: efficacy using Koval Secondary outcomes Berg Balance Scale 10‐Metre Walk Test EQ‐5D Timed Up and Go test
Starting date	Study start date: July 2019 Estimated completion date: Apri 2021
Contact information	Bo Ryun Kim Jeju National University Hospital +82‐64‐717‐2711
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