Current Concepts in Joint Replacement: Following Arthroplasty - An Update

Course overview

With more people requiring joint replacements than ever before, effective acute care and rehabilitation are increasingly essential to successful patient outcomes. In this course, Dr. John O'Halloran reviews the history of joint replacement procedures and how they've transformed to the modern day joint arthroplasty in the shoulder, knee, and hip. Utilizing patient demonstrations and videos, Dr. O'Halloran reveals cutting-edge methods for the acute care and home care clinician. Emphasizing early rehabilitation, patient demonstrations focus on thought provoking bed and core exercises, as well as functional weight bearing activities, that can be implemented immediately following joint arthroplasty. This is the first course in a four-course series on joint arthroplasty.