Satisfaction Level with Physical Therapy Following Total Knee Replacement
Physical Therapy Following Total Knee Replacement
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.52229/pjpt.v3i3.905Keywords:
Short assessment patient satisfaction, total knee replacement, physical therapyAbstract
Knee replacement surgery is becoming popular nowadays due to less calcium and vitamin D levels and indoor living. Avoiding sunlight is making people more prone to knee osteoarthritis. Physical therapy after knee surgery is very important for a speedy recover.Objective:To determine the effects of physical therapy in increasing the satisfaction level of total knee replacement patients Methodology: Data was collected from 95 patients after 4 weeks following total knee replacement in different hospitals of Lahore with age 50-80years of both genders. Patients underwent physical therapy from day one after surgery. Likert Scale was used to collect data.Results: 80% of the patients were very satisfied with the
physical therapy after total knee replacement. While few patients still had pain and were less satisfied or dissatisfied.Conclusions:Most of the patients were very satisfied, felt a reduction in pain and improved mobility after with physical therapy following total knee replacement.
