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Cincinnati Sportsmedicine and Orthopaedic Center Total Knee Replacement: Rehabilitation Protocol This rehabilitation protocol was developed for patients who have had a cemented total knee arthroplasty. Patients who have had a prior patellectomy or failed total knee replacement may require modifications in regards to the progression of weight bearing and knee motion as discussion in this protocol. The protocol is divided into 6 phases according to postoperative weeks (for instance, Phase I = Postoperative Weeks 1-2). Each phase has several categories including: observation of the patient's condition (weight bearing, pain, hemarthrosis, muscle control) of specific variables with goals identified for each Treatment and exercise program, according to frequency and duration Rehabilitation goals which must be achieved to enter into the next phase The overall goals of the operation and rehabilitation are to: Control joint pain, swelling, hemarthrosis (minimal or none) Regain normal knee flexion and extension Regain a normal gait pattern and neuromuscular stability for ambulation Regain normal quadriceps, hamstring lower extremity muscle strength Regain normal proprioception, balance, and coordination for desired activities Achieve optimal functional outcome based on orthopaedic and patient goals The supervised rehabilitation program is supplemented with a home self-management program which the patient performs on a daily basis. The therapist must evaluate the patient thoroughly to implement the enclosed protocol and should see the patient in the clinic for therapeutic procedures and modality treatments which are required for rehabilitation. The majority of this protocol can be accomplished at home provided patient cooperation and follow through are present. The approximate number of rehabilitation visits required for each phase are provided. Additional supervision may be required if a complication develops. Important postoperative signs to monitor include: Swelling of the knee joint or soft tissues Abnormal pain response Abnormal gait pattern with or without assistive device Insufficient flexion or extension Weakness (strength/control) of the lower extremity, especially the quads/hamstrings Insufficient lower extremity flexibility Return of pain to the compartment of the arthroplasty

Physical Therapy Visit Timeline* Phase Weeks Postoperative Minimum # Visits Maximum # Visits 1 1-2 2 4 2 3-4 2 4 3 5-6 1 2 4 7-8 1 2 5 9-12 1 2 6 13-26 2 3 Total 9 17 *Physician Notification The physician will be notified if the patient (1) fails to meet the expected goals for each phase of the protocol, (2) has a persistent joint effusion, (3) develops a chronic pain syndrome, (4) has difficulty with ambulation, (5) has a limitation of knee motion, or (6) develops other complications associated with surgery. These problems could result in a modification of this protocol and necessitate further visits to the physical therapist. Patients desiring to return to recreational activities may require 4-6 more physical therapy visits after postoperative week 26 for advanced neuromuscular, strength, and activity-specific training to prevent reinjury. Discharge Criteria 0-120 of knee motion Normal gait Manual quadriceps and hamstrings strength of 5/5 No swelling, giving-way, or pain with desired level of activity Radiographic evidence of correct position/alignment of prosthesis Return to Activities Warning Return to strenuous activities after total knee arthroplasty carries the definite risk of failure of the prosthesis. These risks cannot always be scientifically assessed. Patients are warned to avoid running, twisting, turning, and jumping activities and to return to only light recreational or work activities. Additionally, patients are asked to avoid any activity in which symptoms of pain, swelling, or a feeling of instability are present. Return to any athletic activities should be attempted only after discussion with the physician and therapist

Cincinnati Sportsmedicine and Orthopaedic Center Rehabilitation Protocol Summary for Total Knee Replacement Brace: High risk patients only (concurrent patellar realignment, MCL repair, lack quad control, difficulty with balance/coordination) Range of motion minimum goals: 0-100 0-120 Weight bearing: Toe touch - 1/2 body weight Full Patella mobilization Modalities: Electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) Pain/edema management (cryotherapy) Stretching: Hamstring, gastroc-soleus, iliotibial band, quadriceps : Quad isometrics, straight leg raises Closed-chain: gait retraining, toe raises, wall sits, mini-squats Knee flexion hamstring curls (90 ) Knee extension quads (90-30 ) Hip abduction-adduction, multi-hip Balance/proprioceptive training: Weight-shifting, mini-trampoline, BAPS, BBS, plyometrics Conditioning: UBC Bike (stationary) Aquatic program Swimming (kicking) Walking Stair climbing machine 1-2 3-4 5-6 7-8 9-12 4 5 6 Postoperative Weeks Postop Months Ski machine BAPS = Biomechanical Ankle Platform System (Camp, Jackson, MI), BBS = Biodex Balance System (Biodex Medical Systems, Inc, Shirley, NY), UBC = upper body cycle (Biodex Medical Systems, Inc, Shirley, NY).

Phase 1. Weeks 1-2 (Visits: 2-4) 6 x/day 10 mins. 1 1 Toe-touch to 1/2 weight bearing with crutches/walker when: - Pain controlled - Hemarthrosis controlled - Voluntary quadriceps contraction achieved Pain Hemarthrosis ROM minimum Quadriceps contraction & patella migration Soft tissue contracture Range of motion ROM (0-90 ) hang 10-20 lbs. of wt. if < 0 Patella mobilization Ankle pumps (plantar flexion with resistance band) Hamstring, gastroc-soleus stretches Straight leg raises (flexion) Active quadriceps isometrics (based on ROM limits) Knee extension (active-assisted, range as tolerated) Brace High risk patient, 0-90 Controlled Mild 0-90 None 10 reps As required Modalities Electrical muscle stimulation ROM 0-90 Adequate quadriceps contraction Control inflammation, effusion

Phase 2. Weeks 3-4 (Visits: 2-4) 1 2- Full (week 4) when: - Pain controlled - Hemarthrosis controlled - Voluntary quadriceps contraction, full extension achieved Pain Effusion ROM minimum Quadriceps contraction & patella migration Soft tissue contracture Range of motion ROM (passive, 0-100 ) - hang 10-20 lbs. wt. if < 0 - flexion overpressure: stool rolls, wall slides if < 90 Patella mobilization Ankle pumps (plantar flexion with resistance band) Hamstring, gastroc-soleus stretches Straight leg raises (flexion, extension, abduction, adduction) Isometric training: multi-angle (0, 60 ) Knee extension (active, 90-0 ) Closed-chain: wall sits (0-30 ) Knee flexion (active, 0-90 ) Weight shift side/side and forward/backward Balance board/2-legged Cup walking Controlled Mild 0-100 None 1 set x 10 reps 30-60 secs x 5 5 sets x 10 reps 5 reps As required Brace (high risk patient) UBC Modalities Electrical muscle stimulation ROM 0-100 Control inflammation, effusion Muscle control

Phase 3. Weeks 5-6 (Visits: 1-2) 1- Full weight bearing when: - Pain controlled without narcotics - Hemarthrosis controlled - ROM 0-100 - Muscle control throughout ROM Pain Effusion ROM Muscle control Inflammatory response Range of motion ROM (passive, 0-110 ) continue overpressure program if < 0-100 Patella mobilization Hamstring, gastroc-soleus stretches Straight leg raises (ankle wt. 2.5-10 lbs.) Isometric training: multi-angle (0, 30, 60, 90 ) Heel raise/toe raise Knee extension (active, 90-0 ) Knee flexion (active, 0-90 ) Multi-hip machine (flexion, extension, abduction, adduction) Closed-chain: wall sits (0-30 ) Weight shift side/side and forward/backward Balance board/2-legged Cup walking UBC Stationary bicycling (high seat, low resistance) Water walking (water thigh to waist high) Mild/No RSD Minimal 0-110 3+/5 None 6 x/day 2 sets x 10 reps 3 sets x 20 reps 5 reps As required Modalities Electrical muscle stimulation ROM 0-110 Control inflammation, effusion Muscle control Early recognition complications (motion, RSD, patellofemoral) Full weight bearing

Phase 4. Weeks 7-8 (Visits: 1-2) 1-10-15 minutes As required Independent ambulation ROM 0-120 Can stand/walk for 30 minutes Pain Effusion ROM Muscle control Inflammatory response Range of motion ROM (0-120 ) Hamstring, gastroc-soleus stretches Straight leg raises (flexion, extension, abduction, adduction) - Weights or rubber tubing Closed-chain - Wall sits - Mini-squats (rubber tubing, 0-30 ) Hamstring curls (resistance, 0-90 ) Knee extension (resistance, 90-0 ) Multi-hip machine (flexion, extension, abduction, adduction) Balance board/2-legged UBC Water walking Stationary bicycling Stair machine (low resistance, low stroke) Ski machine (short stride, level, low resistance) Modalities Full weight bearing Muscle control Control inflammation, effusion ROM 0-120 Mild/No RSD Minimal 0-120 4/5 None 5 reps 3 sets x 20 reps

Phase 5. Weeks 9-12 (Visits: 1-2) 2-1- 1-1 As required Independent ambulation ROM 0-120 Pain Manual muscle test Hamstrings, quadriceps, hip abductors/adductors/flexors/extensors Swelling Gait Range of motion Hamstring, gastroc-soleus, quad, ITB stretches Straight leg raises - weights or rubber tubing Hamstring curls (resistance, 0-90 ) Knee extension (resistance, 90-0 ) Closed-chain - Wall sits - Mini-squats (rubber tubing, 0-40 ) - Lateral step-ups (2-4 block) Multi-hip machine (flexion, extension, abduction, adduction) Balance board/2-legged Water walking Swimming (straight leg kicking) Stationary bicycling Walking Stair machine (low resistance, low stroke) Ski machine (short stride, level, low resistance) Modalities Increase strength and endurance Increase balance/coordination ROM 0-120 Minimal/No RSD 4/5 Minimal Symmetrical 3 sets x 30 reps to fatigue x 3 3 sets x 20 reps

Phase 6. Weeks 13-26 (Visits: 2-3) 1- No effusion, painless ROM Performs activities of daily living, can walk without pain ROM 0-120 Pain Manual muscle test Swelling Gait Range of motion Hamstring, gastroc-soleus, quad, ITB stretches Minimal/No RSD 4/5 Minimal Symmetrical 1 x/day 1 x/day As required Straight leg raises, rubber tubing Hamstring curls (resistance, 0-90 ) Knee extension (resistance, 90-0 ) Closed-chain - Wall sits - Mini-squats (rubber tubing, 0-40 ) - Lateral step-ups (2-4 block) Multi-hip machine (flexion, extension, abduction, adduction) Balance board/2 legged Stationary bicycling Water walking Swimming (kicking) Walking Stair machine (low resistance, low stroke) Ski machine (short stride, level, low resistance) Modalities Increase strength and endurance Increase balance/coordination ROM 0-120 3 sets x 30 reps 3 sets x 20 reps