
Home Exercise Program vs Formal Physical Therapy After Early Recovery Following TKA

Home Exercise Program vs Formal Physical Therapy After Early Recovery Following TKA
Formal physical therapy may be unnecessary following total knee arthroplasty: A prospective randomized study.
J Orthop . 2024 Dec 12:65:86-90.Synopsis
Two hundred thirty-eight patients with primary TKA who achieved ≥90° flexion at 2 weeks were randomized to home exercise programs (HEP) (n=119) or formal Physical Therapy (PT) (n=119). The primary outcome was knee flexion ROM; secondary outcomes included ED visits/complications and a cost estimate. Outcomes were assessed at 6 weeks and 3 months (patients were followed clinically to one year). Over...
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