HIPABDUCTOR REPAIR PROTOCOL (Gluteus Medius/Minimus Repair)



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R. JOHN ELLIS, JR., M.D. LAWRENCE A. SCHAPER, M.D. MARK G. SMITH, M.D. G. JEFFREY POPHAM, M.D. AKBAR NAWAB, M.D. MICHAEL SALAMON, M.D. MATTHEW PRICE, M.D. DANIEL RUEFF, M.D. ELLIS & BADENHAUSEN ORTHOPAEDICS, P.S.C. ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY FRACTURES JOINT REPLACEMENT SPORTS MEDICINE HIPABDUCTOR REPAIR PROTOCOL (Gluteus Medius/Minimus Repair) The following protocol should be used as a guideline for rehabilitation progression, but may need to be altered pending the nature and extent of the surgical procedure, healing restraints or patient tolerance. Patient will be released from the hospital the same day as surgery. Patient will be TTWB-PWB <30 pounds (determined by MD) for the first 4-6 weeks post-operatively and will need to use crutches or another assistive device. After 8 weeks, weight bearing will progress gradually according to patient tolerance. Patient should limit hip flexion to about 90 degrees in order to avoid stress to the repair site. Patient should also avoid excessive external rotation or internal rotation of the hip for 4-6 weeks postoperatively in order to avoid stressing the repair site. Surgical dressing should be removed 2 days post-operatively. Patient may shower at 2 days post-op, but soaking in a tub should be avoided until scope wounds are healed and swelling is controlled. Begin outpatient physical therapy 2-3 days post-op. The rehab program will proceed cautiously for the first 2-3 months, after which functional progression will be determined by patient s tolerance to the exercises and general activity. Patients may feel like they are doing better than they really are at approximately one month post-op, so they should still be reminded to be cautious in order to avoid symptoms of overdoing their activity. Controlled activity level will lessen the risk of a setback. Time and patience are of the utmost importance in the recovery process. JEWISH HOSPITAL MEDICAL PLAZA 100 E. LIBERTY STREET, SUITE 600 LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY 40202 Telephone 502-587-1236 Fax 502-587-0126 SOUTHEND MEDICAL CENTER 5120 DIXIE HIGHWAY, SUITE 103 LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY 40216 Telephone 502-449-0449 Fax 502-449-3277

Page 2 of PHASE 1: INITIAL PHASE ABDUCTOR REPAIR PROTOCOL Week 1 Ankle pumps Glut sets Quad sets Hamstring sets Adductor isometrics Heel slides Pelvic tilts Double leg bridges Seated knee extensions Prone on elbows Press-ups for Iliopsoas and Abdominal stretch (avoid low back pain) Prone knee flexionprone on elbows with knee flexion Standing hip flexion and extension (depending on comfort level) hip exercises without resistance Hip mobilization (grade I) PRN for pain relief Week 2 Continue with previous exercises, but may add: Supine marching with PPT (90 degrees) Modified dead bug with PPT (90 degrees) Superman in prone on a pillow Supine hamstring stretches with a belt Supine Iliopsoas/Rectus Femoris stretch with involved leg off of table as tolerated Stationary bike without resistance Standing 2 way hip exercises with Theraband resistance start very low resistance Week 3 Continue with previous exercises, but may add: Leg raises extension and flexion Seated physioball progression of hip flexion Active range of motion with gradual end range stretch within tolerance Patient may progress to Phase 2 when they have achieved the following: minimal pain with phase 1 exercises, 90 degrees of pain free flexion, minimal range of motion limitations with internal rotation/extension/abduction

Page 3 of PHASE 2: INTERMEDIATE PHASE Weeks 4-6 Crunches Double leg bridges on the ball Gradually increase resistance with stationary bike Standing adduction with theraband resistance Aquatic exercises- flutter kick, swimming, 4 way hip with water weights as tolerated, step ups Superman in quadruped Single leg bridges as tolerated Patient may progress to Phase 3 when they have achieved the following: 105 degrees of flexion, 20 degrees of ER, hip flexion strength >60% uninvolved side, adduction/ir/extension/er strength 70% uninvolved side, pain free with phase 2 exercises PHASE 3: ADVANCED PHASE Week 7 Log rolling Calf Raises Physioball exercises hip lift, bent knee hip lift, hamstring curls, balance Week 8 (start to wean off of crutches) Mini squats Leg press (start with minimal resistance and increase by patient tolerance) Step-Up Side stepping over cones Core strengthening on physioball Abduction isometrics- minimal resistance without pain Week 9 Standing abduction without resistance Elliptical Seated IR/ER Clamshells

Page 4 of Week 10 Sidelying abduction without resistance as tolerated (instead of standing) Single leg balance Abduction and adduction leg raise BOSU squats Patient may progress to Phase 4 when they have achieved the following: gluteus medius strength 60-70%, patient can perform phase 3 exercises without pain, pain-free, normal gait pattern. PHASE 4: SPORTS SPECIFIC REHAB CLINIC BASED PROGRESSION Weeks 11-15 Standing abduction with Theraband resistance as tolerated without pain Pool running Lateral step ups Elliptical Step drills, quick feet step ups, forward, lateral, carioca Plyometrics double leg and single leg shuttle jumps Theraband walking patterns 1 rep of six exercises at 50 yards forward, sidestepping, carioca, monster steps, backward, half circles. Sidestepping with resistance can use sports cord Single leg body squats Lunges from single plane to tri-planar; add medicine balls for resistance Sport specific training Patient may progress to final phase when they have achieved the following: single leg mini squat with a level pelvis, can perform phase 4 exercises with proper body mechanics and without pain. FINAL PHASE Weeks 16+ Running progression Sport specific drills Traditional weight training Plyometric training

Page 5 of Criteria for full return to sport: Full range of motion Hip strength equal to uninvolved side; single leg pick-up with level pelvis Ability to perform sport-specific drills at full speed without pain Completion of functional sports test Restore full gluteus medius strength before higher level activities are added