Tasks:
- improvement of the general condition of the patient, prevention of muscle weakening;
- stimulation of regenerative (restorative) processes in the tissues of the operated limb;
- elimination (reduction) of pain syndrome;
- preventing the development of contractures (limiting the range of motion of the joint);
- restoration of motor skills.
Re-examination by a rehabilitation doctor to assess the condition and draw up a rehabilitation plan occurs after the operation.
1 day (in intensive care):
- therapeutic gymnastics (breathing, restorative, exercises for healthy and operated legs);
- activation (sitting down in bed, verticalization with a walker);
- inhalation (if there are complaints from the respiratory system);
- physiotherapy if necessary.
2 days and until discharge:
- Remedial gymnastics 2 times a day, including active verticalization, walking with a walker, then with crutches on a flat surface and up stairs;
- lymphatic drainage massage if necessary;
- inhalation (if there are complaints from the respiratory system);
- physiotherapy if necessary.
Consultation with a rehabilitation physician upon discharge from the hospital
The consultation is carried out in order to determine a plan for further rehabilitation.
By the time of discharge from the hospital, the patient walks with crutches on a flat surface and on stairs with a dosed load on the operated limb.
It is imperative to continue performing therapeutic exercises at home.
