Post-Operative Rehabilitation
A staged programme starting within the window the surgeon allows and moving from range of motion towards strength. The criterion for passing each stage is set in advance.
How the treatment runs
- 1
An initial assessment: listening to the complaint, then measuring range of motion and muscle strength.
- 2
Agreeing the session frequency and the goals for post-operative rehabilitation together with the patient.
- 3
Delivering the sessions and repeating the measurements at the end of each one.
- 4
Handing over the home exercise programme and scheduling the review appointment.
Other treatments in this department
Sports Rehabilitation
A programme aimed at return to sport, finishing with movements specific to the discipline. The decision to return rests on measured strength and balance rather than on pain.
Back and Neck Rehabilitation
For pain arising in the lower back and neck, movement retraining is run together with strengthening.
Neurological Rehabilitation
Work aimed at regaining walking, balance and everyday living skills where movement has been lost through the nervous system.
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Contact
Tell us about the pain and the goal, and we will plan the right programme together.