Treatments

Pre & Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

Understanding Pre & Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

Pre-surgical rehabilitation is a provided before surgery to improve strength, fitness, pain , and helping the patient prepare for surgery . It is given from 4 to 8 weeks to build strength before surgery.
Post-surgical rehabilitation is provided after surgery to control pain and swelling and strength, and support a safe return to daily activities. It is goal oriented and prevent complications. It is given after 24 to 48 hrs to promote healing process.

Our Approach

Primary Causes & Medical Conditions

Clinical Features

Symptoms and Stages

  • Stage 1: Early pain or discomfort may be seen after surgery
  • Stage 2: pain may occur during movement
  • Stage 3: Moderate pain may occur
  • Stage 4: pain may affect daily activities
  • Stage 5: Severe pain with limitation of function
  • Stage 1: Mild movement limitations
  • Stage 2: Minimal restrictions in functional movement
  • Stage 3: Moderate restriction in functional movement
  • Stage 4: complete loss of movement
  • Stage 5: Daily activity is severely affected
  • Stage 1: Minimal muscle weakness
  • Stage 2: muscle strength is decreased
  • Stage 3: weakness during ADL activities weakness is seen
  • Stage 4: weakness of muscle may affect muscle strength
  • Stage 5: weakness may limit daily activities
  • Stage 1: Minimal difficulty performing daily activities
  • Stage 2: difficult in performing daily tasks.
  • Stage 3: difficulty in doing functional activities
  • Stage 4: moderate limitation in doing daily activities
  • Stage 5: severe restrictions in doing activity

Programs

Rehabilitation

Acute phase

Rehabilitation

0 - 4 Weeks
  • Pain relief and swelling control (Cold therapy)
  • Circulation exercise (Ankle & toe movement), positioning and elevation
  • Gentle breathing exercises (diaphragmatic), ROM exercise.
  • Muscle activation exercise (Heelslide, ankle pump, Quadricep & gluteal exercise)
  • Bed mobility and transfer exercise

Sub Acute

Rehabilitation

4 - 8 Weeks
  • progressive ROM exercise with dumbbell
  • abdominal and postural exercise
  • Flexibility exercise
  • Balance training
  • Functional movement training, resisted exercise.

Chronic Phase

Rehabilitation

8 - 12 Weeks
  • resistance training with dumbell
  • Advanced balance exercise
  • endurance training
  • work related activities and stair& walking progression
  • sports specific training

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