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next 3–4 weeks postoperative (typically 50% for 2 weeks followed by 20–40% for two more weeks), while keeping the factors at 40% before each physical therapy session up to 6 weeks ( 24 ). Keeping an appropriate coagulation factors level is essential to
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-motivated and analgised patient, may serve to reduce the incidence of stiff TKA. 8 , 15 Adequate physiotherapy can help to reduce the risk of developing arthrofibrosis and HO. 8 Pain can inhibit physical therapy and is a risk factor promoting stiffness
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Treatment Conservative treatment Initial treatment of abductor tendon pathology is conservative and can include short-term use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications, activity modification, physical therapy and local injections of
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further. Physical therapy might be beneficial in the beginning to aid with shoulder and elbow motion. Active and active assisted mobilization of both elbow and shoulder according to pain tolerance is recommended from the beginning of treatment. In regard
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LIPUS intensity is 30 mW/cm 2 , which is considered low when comparing other modalities, such as medium-intensity ultrasound used in physical therapy and high-intensity focused ultrasound for surgical excision, the question invariably arises: can the
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World Congress in Sports Physical Therapy, Bern . Br J Sports Med 2016 ; 50 : 853 - 864 . 44 Janssen RPA Scheffler SU . Intra-articular remodelling of hamstring tendon grafts after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
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elbow movement is allowed unless the biceps has been addressed. Shoulder extension is avoided with support under the elbow. The outpatient physical therapy protocol is influenced by the tendon and bone quality, the degree of tendon involvement, the
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to the operating room at two years postoperatively for loosening of the tether to prevent overcorrection. Alanay et al 65 report pulmonary complications (14%) as one atelectasis that resolved with physical therapy, and one pulmonary effusion that
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accuracy of LA administration. 15 Also, its role in decreasing risk of complications and LOS related to immobilization makes RA an ideal method for orthopaedic surgical procedures. 16 RA facilitates physical therapy by reducing postoperative pain. However
