107188030937200044005503371215001306286330653638950908620760At the conclusion of the 6 weeks it was determined that both high and low velocity exercise improved functional improvement. Although the high velocity group reported a significantly lower pain rating after each test. 00At the conclusion of the 6 weeks it was determined that both high and low velocity exercise improved functional improvement. Although the high velocity group reported a significantly lower pain rating after each test. 38950907756525Functional improvement was measured using several tests. Of those was the six-minute walk test, TUG, a stair climb etc.… 0Functional improvement was measured using several tests. Of those was the six-minute walk test, TUG, a stair climb
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Which also correlates into twelve sessions. 38950905976620When I say high velocity it means that the contraction of the muscle happens with in one second or less, low velocity is one second or greater. When I say high velocity it means that the contraction of the muscle happens with in one second or less, low velocity is one second or greater. 38950905382260The second analysis is the use of high velocity and low velocity exercise and the potential benefits of either one after TKA. 00The second analysis is the use of high velocity and low velocity exercise and the potential benefits of either one after TKA. 38950904908550HIgh v. low velocity 00HIgh v. low velocity 4572009192895In conclusion it was proven that adding a fifteen-minute walk did not increase pain but did not improve functional knee recovery. 00In conclusion it was proven that adding a fifteen-minute walk did not increase pain but did not improve functional knee recovery. 4660908054340Second day post-op pain ratings were taken from both groups: Overall pain-ratings were better in the intensive group of a mean 6.1 to 4.9 while walking. In the standard group a mean pain level of 6.4 to 5.4 was …show more content…
Each research article I discovered has a variety of similarities and differences. The first similarity is that both are aimed at the geriatric population who are the main group of individuals who receive a knee replacement. I chose these two topics to see if either approach would be beneficial, since I’ve been faced with multiple TKA patients on this rotation. Also to possibly implement these techniques in my treatment arsenal. 00Each of these articles shares a similar purpose. Each has the ultimate goal in decreasing post-op knee pain after total knee arthroplasty. Although each has the same goal, both have different approaches in addressing the issue. Is it possible to decrease post-op TKA knee pain? The points I will be comparing aim to do just that. Each research article I discovered has a variety of similarities and differences. The first similarity is that both are aimed at the geriatric population who are the main group of individuals who receive a knee replacement. I chose these two topics to see if either approach would be beneficial, since I’ve been faced with multiple TKA patients on this rotation. Also to possibly implement these techniques in my treatment
Which also correlates into twelve sessions. 38950905976620When I say high velocity it means that the contraction of the muscle happens with in one second or less, low velocity is one second or greater. When I say high velocity it means that the contraction of the muscle happens with in one second or less, low velocity is one second or greater. 38950905382260The second analysis is the use of high velocity and low velocity exercise and the potential benefits of either one after TKA. 00The second analysis is the use of high velocity and low velocity exercise and the potential benefits of either one after TKA. 38950904908550HIgh v. low velocity 00HIgh v. low velocity 4572009192895In conclusion it was proven that adding a fifteen-minute walk did not increase pain but did not improve functional knee recovery. 00In conclusion it was proven that adding a fifteen-minute walk did not increase pain but did not improve functional knee recovery. 4660908054340Second day post-op pain ratings were taken from both groups: Overall pain-ratings were better in the intensive group of a mean 6.1 to 4.9 while walking. In the standard group a mean pain level of 6.4 to 5.4 was …show more content…
Each research article I discovered has a variety of similarities and differences. The first similarity is that both are aimed at the geriatric population who are the main group of individuals who receive a knee replacement. I chose these two topics to see if either approach would be beneficial, since I’ve been faced with multiple TKA patients on this rotation. Also to possibly implement these techniques in my treatment arsenal. 00Each of these articles shares a similar purpose. Each has the ultimate goal in decreasing post-op knee pain after total knee arthroplasty. Although each has the same goal, both have different approaches in addressing the issue. Is it possible to decrease post-op TKA knee pain? The points I will be comparing aim to do just that. Each research article I discovered has a variety of similarities and differences. The first similarity is that both are aimed at the geriatric population who are the main group of individuals who receive a knee replacement. I chose these two topics to see if either approach would be beneficial, since I’ve been faced with multiple TKA patients on this rotation. Also to possibly implement these techniques in my treatment