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- MUA (Manipulation Under Anesthesia) After Total Knee Replacement
Manipulation under Anesthesia is a technique for treating stiffness and poor range of motion following total knee arthroplasty (TKA) or knee revision surgery Continue with article
- Pain after MUA | Joint Replacement Patient Forum
The late MUA did have better stats because the procedure wasn't dealing with swelling, inflammation and primary healling “The early postoperative period after TKA is characterized by extensive inflammation from surgery and exercises directed at breaking adhesions Aggressive physiotherapy may perpetuate persistent swelling in some patients
- MUA - Experience with MUA? | Joint Replacement Patient Forum - BoneSmart
Hello, I had tar 7 weeks ago and recovery is going well as far as pain control and sleep I feel lucky in some ways However I’ve been in pt for weeks, twice a week (following about 6 sessions with an at home pt weeks -3) and my range of motion seems to be stuck between 90 and 94 These are
- PKR - MUA advice please | Joint Replacement Patient Forum
MUA more or less restarts recovery, as has been said, because it's so stressful So yes, if MUA is needed, delaying it delays your recovery Only your doctor and you can make the final decision The BoneSmart view is that you will know what to expect in recovery, and will know to be extra-gentle You don't want to let those adhesions re-form!
- MUA - Whats Normal after a Year Post-op
On my 12th week of knee replace on left knee Doctor is recommending knee manipulation Not too sure about manipulation Physical Therapist says hang tight I will get my range back Currently at 90sh relaxed and 105 with a little persuasion from therapist Leg is swollen which seems to hinder
- MUA - TKR Warrior Now Caregiver to TKR Patient
The MUA traumatized my quad muscle further and made it swell to half again larger than the other leg The PA gave me 9-10 lidocaine injections into my quad muscle to give me even more pain relief from the swelling I guess I'm saying the only thing that helped was time----months and months and months of time
- MUA - A light at the end of a long, dark tunnel | Page 15 | Joint . . .
The two are not usually done together Because the MUA is totally non-invasive, it would normally be the first attempt to deal with adhesions in a knee Based on how the information was written in the letter, the surgeon may be going to attempt the MUA first and then move to the Lysis procedure if it is not success
- MUA - Left TKR and MUA GlenysS | Joint Replacement Patient Forum
The MUA only eighteen days ago likely stirred up some trauma in the area again As far as the warmth goes, there is increased blood flow to the area which results in the warmth Swelling and redness are often experienced also As the healing process progresses, the warmth, swelling and redness dissipate
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