Motor Rehabilitation After Orthopedic Treatment

Motor rehabilitation after orthopedic treatment in three questions

Who can benefit from motor rehabilitation?

Who can benefit from motor rehabilitation?

  • A fracture of the arm, leg, wrist, ankle, or another part of the body;
  • Surgery following a fracture or injury;
  • A hip or knee replacement;
  • Shoulder surgery;
  • Ligament or tendon surgery;
  • A sports injury;
  • A severe sprain or dislocation;
  • Certain types of orthopedic surgery.

What are the advantages?

Motor rehabilitation can help to:

  • Regain better mobility after immobilization;
  • Restore muscle strength;
  • Reduce stiffness;
  • Improve balance;
  • Make walking easier;
  • Regain better use of an arm or leg;
  • Gradually resume daily activities;
  • Regain greater independence;
  • Reduce certain types of pain caused by lack of movement;
  • Prevent certain complications associated with prolonged immobilization;
  • Gradually return to sports activities when appropriate;
  • Regain confidence in one’s body.

Rehabilitation tailored to each individual

Each injury and surgical procedure is different.

The rehabilitation program is therefore tailored to the person’s age, health condition, type of surgery, and individual goals.

Exercises may include mobility and flexibility exercises, muscle-strengthening exercises, balance and coordination training, as well as a gradual relearning of walking and everyday activities.

Progress is made step by step.

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