Physiotherapy_Unit 8_Surgical Intervention

What is the arthroscopic procedure?

• This procedure is when an endoscope is used in conjunction with an open procedure.

• This procedure is when the internal structure of a joint is examined by using a tube like video camera called an endoscope that transmits images to a monitor, and miniature motorized surgical tools that are inserted into the body via small incisions (cuts).

• This is a problem that occurs after an operation that can hinder recovery.

What is the arthroscopically assisted procedure?

• This is a problem that occurs after an operation that can hinder recovery.

• This procedure is when the internal structure of a joint is examined by using a tube like video camera called an endoscope that transmits images to a monitor, and miniature motorized surgical tools that are inserted into the body via small incisions (cuts).

• This procedure is when an endoscope is used in conjunction with an open procedure.

What is the open procedure?

• It is when the skin and underlying fascia, muscle, and joint capsule are exposed by making an incision (cut) of appropriate length and depth.

• This procedure is when the internal structure of a joint is examined by using a tube like video camera called an endoscope that transmits images to a monitor, and miniature motorized surgical tools that are inserted into the body via small incisions (cuts).

• This is the act of restoring something to its previous state.

What is the postoperative complication?

• This is the intermediate postoperative period when gradual stress can be placed on the healing tissues to restore movement.

• This is a problem that occurs after an operation that can hinder recovery.

• It is the initial postoperative period when protecting the tissues that have been operated on is of the most importance.

What is controlled motion phase?

• It is the advanced postoperative period when most patients should have a nearly pain-free, full range of motion.

• It is the initial postoperative period when protecting the tissues that have been operated on is of the most importance.

• This is the intermediate postoperative period when gradual stress can be placed on the healing tissues to restore movement.

What is the maximum protection phase?

• It is the initial postoperative period when protecting the tissues that have been operated on is of the most importance.

• This is the intermediate postoperative period when gradual stress can be placed on the healing tissues to restore movement.

• It is the advanced postoperative period when most patients should have a nearly pain-free, full range of motion.

What is the minimum protection phase?

• It is the advanced postoperative period when most patients should have a nearly pain-free, full range of motion.

• It is the initial postoperative period when protecting the tissues that have been operated on is of the most importance.

• It is when the skin and underlying fascia, muscle, and joint capsule are exposed by making an incision (cut) of appropriate length and depth.

What is the postoperative management?

• This consists of an examination and evaluation of the patient after an operation has been performed in order to assist in recovery.

• This is a meeting between patients and therapists or doctors to obtain a diagnostic workup, a preoperative evaluation, and provide information to prepare the patient for an operation before the operation occurs.

What is the preoperative management?

• This is a meeting between patients and therapists or doctors to obtain a diagnostic workup, a preoperative evaluation, and provide information to prepare the patient for an operation before the operation occurs.

• This consists of an examination and evaluation of the patient after an operation has been performed in order to assist in recovery.

What is the tissue graft?

• the making of a judgment about the amount, number, or value of something; assessment.

• This is the act of restoring something to its previous state.

• This is a surgical procedure that transplants tissue from one site to another to assist in reconstruction of ligaments or cartilage.