Rehabilitation of patients after hip armorosistry using biofeedback methods

The article presents a comprehensive analysis of the use of biofeedback methods (BFB) in the rehabilitation of patients after hip arthroplasty. Based on a systematic review of the literature for the period 2019–2024, modern approaches to the use of various types of BFB, including electromyographic, ultrasound and inertial feedback, are studied. Pathogenetic mechanisms of the postoperative period are considered and the effectiveness of BFB technologies at different stages of rehabilitation is substantiated. The results of clinical studies demonstrating the benefits of using BFB in restoring motor function and forming correct motor stereotypes are analyzed. Practical recommendations for the use of BFB methods are developed, taking into account the time stages of rehabilitation and individual characteristics of patients.