Reply With QuoteTKA rehabilitation is fairly simple. Aggressive ROM in first 3 weeks (I expect to have full ROM from 0* extension -130* flexion in first month) with quadriceps strengthening and proprioception (SLS, foot setting, hurdles, tandem walks, etc). PT should last for 6 weeks post-operatively followed by patient to continue HEP afterwards.
In my clinical experience you should not wait until the knee has fibrosed to try for ROM gains. Push it early and often.
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Dear colleagues, Have a look over some of the guidelines for total knee replacement and let me know your clinical experiences & remarks.
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I get totally functional with them like Hunter_PT.
0-110 for me in first month but they need to be doing it at home.
The first 2 weeks are painful but then it gets better.
Otherwise the doc looks comprehensive enough.
Nice to hear from you again sdkashif!
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