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Rehabilitation After Knee Replacement: Managing Valgus Deformity and Speeding Recovery
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Mr. Sleaford Jake
18/9/2025
Rehabilitation After Knee Replacement: Managing Valgus Deformity and Speeding Recovery
Knee replacement surgery, often required for osteoarthritis or traumatic injury, involves replacing damaged knee components to restore function. A prevalent postoperative issue is valgus deformity—an inward knee misalignment that can hinder gait and joint alignment. Common symptoms include pain, instability, and a noticeable knee curve, diagnosed via physical exams and…Knee replacement surgery, often required for osteoarthritis or traumatic injury, involves replacing damaged knee components to restore function. A prevalent postoperative issue is valgus deformity—an inward knee misalignment that can hinder gait and joint alignment. Common symptoms include pain, instability, and a noticeable knee curve, diagnosed via physical exams and imaging. Proper management with physical therapy and orthotic support is crucial to prevent complications such as persistent pain and mobility loss. Early rehabilitation and ongoing preventative care—like regular exercise, weight management, and physiotherapy—greatly enhance recovery. Monitoring for side effects and seeking prompt medical attention can minimize long-term risks, leading to improved patient outcomes after knee replacement.
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