Rehabilitation in the postoperative period, most frequent questions

A person walking with crutches during postoperative rehabilitation indoors

This article answers common questions about postoperative rehabilitation after joint prosthesis surgery, focusing on hip and knee replacements. It covers when rehabilitation starts (usually within 5-6 hours post-surgery), the duration of rehabilitation (about 8 weeks), and the options for conducting it, including at-home physiotherapy or using the MyMobility app. Rehabilitation is essential to regain mobility, muscle tone, and autonomy in daily life, and it greatly improves recovery outcomes.

Minimally invasive knee surgery: back to walking in one day

Doctors examining a knee joint model during a discussion about postoperative rehabilitation

This article explores the advantages of minimally invasive knee surgery, a procedure that reduces trauma, pain, and recovery time. It explains the difference between total and partial knee prostheses, which can be tailored to the patient’s needs based on the severity of arthritis. The article emphasizes that patients can return to walking within hours after surgery, with a full recovery typically taking 2-3 months. The surgery preserves most of the knee’s natural tissues and uses advanced, biocompatible prosthetics to ensure long-term durability and improved mobility.

How long does the rehabilitation stay last after a hip replacement?

X-ray image of a hip showing a Hip replacement.

This article provides a comprehensive overview of the recovery process after a hip replacement. It covers the typical duration of the hospital stay, the importance of starting rehabilitation immediately after surgery, and the expected recovery timeline. The article also highlights the advantages of modern surgical techniques and the benefits of the Rapid Recovery method, which shortens recovery times and accelerates the return to daily activities.

How long does the rehabilitation stay last after a hip replacement?

A person holding their hip while jogging, with a highlighted illustration of the hip joint indicating pain and the need for rehabilitation.

This article provides a comprehensive overview of the rehabilitation process after hip replacement surgery, including the typical duration of hospital stays, recovery times, and the benefits of the Rapid Recovery method. It outlines the steps involved in the rehabilitation process, from initial mobilization to the full return to daily activities, highlighting the importance of personalized rehabilitation programs for optimal recovery.

Step-by-step rehabilitation after hip replacement

Woman holding her hip with a highlighted illustration of the hip joint, indicating pain and the need for invasive hip replacement rehabilitation.

This article provides a comprehensive guide to hip replacement rehabilitation, detailing the step-by-step process, recommended exercises, and movements to avoid. It emphasizes the importance of early mobility and structured physiotherapy to ensure a quick and effective recovery after hip replacement surgery. The article also outlines precautions to take during the post-operative period to prevent complications and achieve optimal results.