Titlebook: Critical Rehabilitation for Partial and Total Knee Arthroplasty; Guidelines and Objec Frank R. Noyes,Sue Barber-Westin Book 2022 The Editor

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Postoperative Rehabilitation Part II: Strategies for Successful Return to Physical Activities and A less strenuous manner to protect the knee joint and decrease the risk of prosthetic loosening that may occur with strenuous or higher-impact activities. The rehabilitation program is detailed here, along with precautions to avoid recurrent symptoms of knee pain and swelling that can prolong the cou

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Return to Work Following Knee Arthroplasty,to work. Promising interventions for return to work are better expectation management by setting pre-operative patient-centred realistic work-related activity goals, pre-operative referral to an occupational physician or therapist to actively address prognostic factors hindering return to work, and

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Key Factors for Achieving Expectations in Patient Satisfaction and Quality of Life After Knee ArthrFactors predictive of patient dissatisfaction include the presence of two or more comorbidities, female gender, depression, and low preoperative scores on the Medial Outcomes Short Form 12 and Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Osteoarthritis Index instruments.

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c expectations regarding what this operation may and may not accomplish. Low-impact activities such as walking, swimming, golfing, light hiking, and bicycling can often be performed by 3?months. Running and high-impact athletic or occupational activities are not advised. Ten-year survivorship rates

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to work. Promising interventions for return to work are better expectation management by setting pre-operative patient-centred realistic work-related activity goals, pre-operative referral to an occupational physician or therapist to actively address prognostic factors hindering return to work, and

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