Total Knee Replacement Exercises | Total Knee Replacement Surgery Recovery | Phase 3
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2016
- Total Knee Replacement Surgery Recovery - Phase 3
Welcome to our Knee Replacement Rehab video series. The goal of these videos is to help maximize your recovery following knee replacement surgery. These videos should not be used as a substitute for regular physical therapy visits and guidance from your physician.
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Many thanks for this video and guide! I had my surgery 8 weeks ago, and thanks to your video I got on my static bike this evening and I was able to do 8 minutes well!! I'll look at your phase 4 video in four weeks' time, according to your indications. Greetings from Spain.
Very good exercises Doctor. I find them very helpful. You are a Godsend.
Thank you for sharing your very good video, Matthew Boes M.D.
Thanks 🙏
Don’t forget about us BI-LATERAL TKR’s out here!! I had both knees done 10 days ago.
Which knee is it?
need to show which leg is the operated knee - put a band or something to show which is injured and which one is good
Can be both. ;)
Has this example patient even had a TKR? I think not. I'm at 10 weeks and cannot pull my heel to my butt by any stretch.
My incision will not allow me to lay on my stomach after 5 months
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thats my dad
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For the doctors, its all about extracting money from the patients. When I had my knee replacement, I slept all night. Physical Therapy began the first morning and again at night for 2-3 days. Once you leave the hospital, you begin go to Physical therapy everyday for the next 30 days except for the weekend. I reached my goal in 2 weeks. I wanted to leave therapy because i met my goal, but they chewed me out and coerced me to keep coming. The woman pressured me to finish the last 2 weeks of PT. She insisted I still needed to go. (Why would a person still need to attend PT when they already met their goal? ) I'll tell you why. Because if you don't keep coming for the 30 days, they lose big money. Its all about MONEY.
can you chill fam
Just be darn grateful that you have reached "your goal" so quickly. Many others are still struggling, persevering against odds that you may have no idea about. So I suggest you either pay up or shut up, no offence intended from an Englishman that has virtual physio every two or three weeks and is then left to get on with things and for your information have reached and surpassed my initial goals.
@@TheRealGrandadNo1 bottom line everyone is different. If you are in relatively good shape and athletic before surgery chances are good you will recover much faster than average.
Sister sometimes the progress reverses, it's a blessing that you met your goal so soon, so for a PT it's important to make sure that the patient doesn't go backwards. To do so, they complete the protocol so no stone is left unturned.