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Sili (12:22:03): neumim na tom a tedka neni nejlepsi cas se to ucit ')
jinak vynatek z protokolu, jsem ted week 12 nebo 13, ale protoze sem se stihnul vymaznout na elektricky kolobezce a "natah" si hamstring, ze kteryho mi brali novej vaz, tak sem cca dva tydny pozadu
Postoperative Days 1-7
Follow the guidelines within this section for the first seven days after your surgery
IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT THAT YOU WORK ON EXTENSION IMMEDIATELY.
Goals:
* Control pain and swelling
* Care for the knee and dressing
* Early range of motion exercises
* Achieve and maintain full passive extension
* Prevent shutdown of the quadriceps muscles
* Gait training
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Postoperative Weeks 6-12
By week 6, your range of motion should be full extension to at least 135 degrees of flexion.
Goals:
* 135 degree of flexion
* Continued strength
* Introduce treadmill
1) Continue quad sets, straight leg raises, partial squats, toe raises, stationary bike, elliptical machine, leg presses, and leg curls.
2) Hamstring reconstruction patients can start leg curls in a sitting position. If you develop hamstring pain then decrease the amount of weight that you are lifting, otherwise you can increase the weight as tolerated.
3) Continue tilt board and balance board for balance training.
4) Continue swimming program.
5) Start treadmill (flat only).
6) You may begin outdoor bike riding on flat roads.
NO MOUNTAIN BIKING OR HILL CLIMBING!
Postoperative Weeks 12 - 20
Goals:
* Continued strength
* Introduce jogging and light running
* Introduce agility drills
* Determine need for ACL functional brace
1) Continue all of week 6 -12 strengthening exercises.
2) Start straight, forward and straight, backward jogging and light running program.
3) Start functional running program after jogging program is completed.
4) Optional fitting for ACL functional brace.
5) Start agility drills, zig-zags and cross over drills.