Post-operative Rehabilitation
Post-operative rehabilitation is an important step after any surgical procedure. Its goal is to help the patient regain mobility, strength, and function, reducing pain and preventing potential complications.
How does post-operative rehabilitation help?
Post-operative rehabilitation consists of a comprehensive care program which is adapted to each patient’s needs. It is particularly important for vulnerable populations, such as the elderly or people with other co-existing health problems, and helps to:
Structure of post-operative rehabilitation at Diaplasis
At Diaplasis Rehabilitation Center, the post-operative rehabilitation program is designed individually, respecting each patient’s physical limits and pace of recovery, giving particular emphasis on safe reintegration to everyday life activities.
Depending on the medical case, it includes:
Physical Therapy Rehabilitation
Targeted exercises for improving mobility, strength and stability, depending on the type of surgery.
Occupational Therapy for daily activities functionality
Support in retraining for everyday life activities, such as self-care and mobility.
Nutritional Support
Whenever required, proper nutrition significantly contributes to a faster recovery and strengthening of the human body.
Nursing care
Monitoring of the patient’s general health condition, healing process, and compliance with post-operative instructions.
