2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.fas.2021.05.013
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Post-operative management after total ankle arthroplasty: A systematic review of the literature

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“…To that end, the present study found that following TAR, 45.5% received physical therapy, highlighting the previously reported lack of consistency in postoperative rehabilitation. 14 Of those who received postoperative PT, the greatest use was in the first week, and then there was a bell-shaped distribution of visits from weeks 2 to 13, peaking at week 7. The early peak is expected to be for general mobilization and initiation of ankle motion, as some have advocated.…”
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“…To that end, the present study found that following TAR, 45.5% received physical therapy, highlighting the previously reported lack of consistency in postoperative rehabilitation. 14 Of those who received postoperative PT, the greatest use was in the first week, and then there was a bell-shaped distribution of visits from weeks 2 to 13, peaking at week 7. The early peak is expected to be for general mobilization and initiation of ankle motion, as some have advocated.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…To that end, the present study found that following TAR, 45.5% received physical therapy, highlighting the previously reported lack of consistency in postoperative rehabilitation. 14 …”
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