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Knee rehabilitation protocols

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Knee joints play a vital role in supporting body weight. Our body weight puts pressure on our knees even when walking, running, or jumping. Therefore, the knee joint is in high demand, even with the most common movements or activities. 


To ensure that the treatment is successful, the specialists of our clinic follow an exact series of medical protocols, which aim at all possible conditions and propose treatment schemes that can be followed at any time.



MENISCUS SUTURE

After surgery, before leaving the operating room, an elastic bandage and an ice pack will be applied to the knee. The ice pack will help reduce pain and swelling. Cryotherapy should be used continuously for the first 3-4 days after surgery.
POSTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION

Postoperative recovery usually lasts 6 to 9 months. The duration of each of the five phases of recovery and its total duration varies depending on the patient's age, the patient's physical condition, and the success of the operation.
HIGH TIBIAL OSTEOTOMY

Medical recovery after HTO is an important part of the healing process and a longer process compared to other knee interventions such as total or unicompartmental knee arthroplasty. The physiotherapist is the one who decides to implement this protocol in an appropriate treatment plan.
KNEE ARTHROPLASTY

The duration of hospitalization is 7 to 14 days, depending on the immediate evolution of the patient, how the recovery begins. Before discharge, the patient must be able to perform the following movements: get out of bed and sit in bed without help, move with crutches or a frame, be able to do the exercises recommended by the physiotherapist who helped him throughout. hospitalization.
KNEE ARTHROSCOPY

Learn more about the recovery protocol after a knee arthroscopy.
TENDON DEBRIDEMENT

Learn more about the recovery protocol after patellar tendon debridement.
RUNNER'S KNEE

The iliotibial tract friction syndrome is an overload caused by repeated rubbing of the iliotibial tract passing over the lateral femoral epicondyle. It is a well-known cause of pain in runners, which is why it is also called the "runner's knee".
LIGAMENTOPLASTIE

Vezi protocolul de recuperare
MENISCECTOMY

After surgery, an elastic bandage and an ice pack will be applied to the knee before leaving the operating room. The ice pack will help reduce pain and swelling. Cryotherapy should be used continuously for the first 3-4 days after surgery.
MICROFRACTURES FOR CARTILAGINOUS DEFECTS

Learn more about the recovery protocol after microfractures for cartilaginous defects.
MOZAICPLASTIE

Vezi protocolul de recuperare
MPFL RECONSTRUCTION

Surgical treatment consists of suturing the internal femur-patellar ligament (arthroscopic) or reconstruction with autograft, allograft (graft attached with femoral screws and with resorbable anchors on the patella). The function of the ligament is to prevent the lateral slip of the patella in the first 30 degrees of flexion.
LIA REVISION

Reconstruction of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is accepted as the reference treatment for individuals with functional instability due to an ACL deficiency. The number of reconstructions is estimated to be around 60,000 - 75,000, although other authors speak of 350,000 reconstructions performed annually.
PATELLOFEMORAL SYNDROME

When the knee moves, the patella slides to stay in contact with the lower edge of the femur (trochlear groove). Normally, this movement has almost no friction: the friction between these two joint surfaces is about 20% of the ice friction sliding on the ice. If the joint surface of the patella or femur (articular cartilage) becomes soft or irregular, the friction will increase.
PATELLAR TENDON SUTURE

Learn more about recovery after quadriceps or patellar tendon suture.
PATELLAR TENDONITIS

Learn more about the recovery for patellar tendonitis (jumper’s knee).
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