If any of these sound familiar
If you experience these symptoms, your condition may be manageable with physiotherapy.
- If you have undergone knee, hip, or shoulder replacement surgery
- If your rehabilitation process has started after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) or meniscus surgery
- If your cast has been removed after a bone fracture and joint movements are restricted
- If your surgeon has referred you to physiotherapy
- If you want to do pre-operative (pre-habilitation) muscle preparation
- If you want to speed up functional recovery after orthopedic surgery
Orthopedic rehabilitation is the most important step that crowns the surgeon's successful operation after orthopedic surgeries (Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) repair, meniscus repair, knee and hip replacement, bone fractures). If correct physiotherapy is not applied, there is a high risk of permanent joint stiffness and muscle atrophy (wasting).
In accordance with literature (PEDro) and your surgeon's protocol, early mobilization and progressive loading applications starting after surgery support proper tissue repair. Range of motion (ROM) exercises and proprioception (balance) training are planned throughout the process.
Additionally, preparing muscles with pre-habilitation physiotherapy for clients with surgery decisions significantly supports the speed of functional recovery after surgery.
Our Application Process in Antalya
When you apply to our clinic after a specialist physician's diagnosis, your process is planned according to scientific norms.
Physiotherapy Assessment
In line with your physician's diagnosis, a detailed posture, joint range of motion, and muscle strength analysis is performed.
Customized Program
Muscle and joint functions are supported by applications such as manual therapy, kinesiological taping, or electrotherapy.
Clinical Exercise Prescription
To ensure permanent results, physical endurance is enhanced with clinical reformer pilates and functional training.
Supports this Service Will Provide You
- Support in preventing joint stiffness that may develop post-surgery
- Safely shortening the duration of using crutches or a walker
- Stopping muscle atrophy and regaining joint biomechanics
Frequently Asked Questions
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Unless your surgeon places a specific restriction, and with their guidance, it is generally recommended to start early mobilization with in-bed exercises within the first 24-48 hours. Early movement is critical in preventing joint freezing.
Under your surgeon's control and with a regular orthopedic rehabilitation process, yes. Safe walking is targeted when the muscles around the prosthesis strengthen and your brain adapts to the new joint.
It is very normal. Adhesions and capsule tightening develop in joints that remain in a cast for weeks. Following physician approval, this limitation is safely overcome with progressive manual therapy and stretching exercises performed under a physiotherapist's guidance.
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