Knee Patellar
Knee Patellar
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 Breg PTO Patellar Control Knee Brace  US $79.99
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 Sport Stretch Patellar Knee Brace Support Protector New US $3.59
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 CHO PAT ORIGINAL KNEE STRAP PATELLAR TENDON CHOPAT US $17.99
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Fluid Forms 1002 Patella T, Advanced Knee Protection for Finishers and Maintenance Personnel $64.99 ... |
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Medical Assessment, Treatment, and Massage For Achilles Tendon, Tennis Elbow, Lateral Ankle Sprains, Patellar & Subscapularis Tendonitis - Common Injury Series 5 DVD Set - Bonus Essential Principles DVD: Assessment & Treatment Strategies for Soft Tissue Pain and Injury included by Dr. Ben Benjamin $49.90 This 6 DVD / 6+ Hour Package, The Common Injury Series + Essential Principles, is designed to show advanced injury assessment and treatment techniques for the 5 most common orthopedic injuries a practitioner will see (extremities): Tennis Elbow, Lateral Ankle Sprain, Achilles Tendonitis, Patella Tendonitis and Subscapularis Tendonitis. Dr. Benjamin: Describes the relevant anatomy and teaches the p... |
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Leukotape P Sportstape 1.5 Inches X 15 Yards $6.99 Perfect for the person learning how to properly administer patellofemoral taping on themselves or someone else. Leukotape P (Shown in picture) and Cover Roll Stretch (sold seperately) are products specifically designed for the patellofemoral (McConnell) taping technique for correcting patellar position. Excellent for shoulder taping and managing chronic shoulder problems by realigning shoulder-rel... |
Had acl surgery, How long before i can bend my knee to 90 degrees?
Had a graft from my patellar tendon, had surgery 15 days ago can bend it about 25 degrees but i don't see any progress i start PT tomorrow i just want to bend my knee, anybody know a timetable?
It all depends on YOU...
I had knee replacement last year..(surgery number 5 on the same knee)....bending and flexing were tough orders...but I did EVERYTHING the therapist said to do...I mean everything...and I worked hard..and got my range of motion back in a couple of months v/s some who can take up to 6 months or better..it's because I worked hard at it...I was determined to be the exception rather than the rule...
Your therapist will be the only one (other than your Dr) who can tell you what your time frame may be...it's also based on age, activity level (prior to surgery) and muscle mass....
Be determined to do whatever it is that PT tells you....and you will back in "motion" in no time...
