Hip, Knee & Ankle

Rehabilitation after knee replacement.

After a knee joint replacement, structured rehabilitation is crucial. We help you rebuild mobility and strength step by step.

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Knee Replacement (TKA)

What's behind it?

A knee replacement is used for advanced osteoarthritis and can significantly reduce pain. However, rehabilitation requires patience and a structured approach. Restoring knee flexion and building strength are particularly crucial for a good functional outcome.

Causes

Advanced gonarthrosis (knee osteoarthritis)
Post-traumatic osteoarthritis after injury
Rheumatic joint changes
Axis malalignment (knock-knees or bowlegs) with joint wear

Symptoms

Pain and restricted knee joint movement before surgery
Swelling and muscle atrophy after surgery
Restricted flexion and extension in the rehab phase
Initial pain-related compensatory posture

Treatment

How we treat Knee Replacement (TKA).

Acute phase

Swelling reduction, supporting wound healing and first movement exercises.

Mobility

Active and passive mobilisation to restore flexion and extension.

Strength building

Strengthening the thigh and calf muscles for joint stability.

Load building

Gait training, stair climbing and return to daily life and sport.

Ready to tackle your complaints?

Book an appointment and start your individual treatment for Knee Replacement (TKA).