Kenneth C. Sands, MD
Rehabilitation and Exercise
At Home
Following surgery, your physical therapist may help you with your rehabilitation protocol. In addition to the exercises done with the therapist, you should continue to work on the hip exercises in your free time. It is also important to continue to walk on a regular basis to further strengthen your hip muscles. An exercise and walking program helps to enhance your recovery from surgery and helps make activities of daily living easier to manage. Here is a list of potential exercises that you may be asked to perform:
- Ankle Pumps
- Quadricep Sets
- Gluteal Sets
- Heel Slides
- Leg lifts
- Knee Extensions
- Hip Abduction
MIS Hip Anterior Approach
- Reclaim Your Active Lifestyle
- Hip Anatomy
- Hip Arthritis
- What is the Anterior Approach for Total Hip Replacement?
- Total Hip Replacement
- Implant Components & Procedure
- The Approach
- New Materials for Longer Lasting Implants
- Hip Replacement: Pre-op and Surgery Day
- Surgery and Recovery
- Hip Rehabilitation after Surgery
- Rehabilitation and Exercise
- How Long Will Your Implant Last?
- Preventing Complications
Last Modified: November 5, 2020