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Recovery includes wound care, activity modification to avoid strain on repair site, and a gradual return to exercise. Complete recovery usually takes 4-6 weeks.

Post-op care includes pain management, prevention of dislocation through movement restrictions, and strengthening exercises. Rehabilitation can take several weeks to months.

Standard care involves shoulder immobilization followed by passive exercises, active-assistive movements, and strength building. Full recovery can take up to 6 months.

Post-op care includes monitoring of calcium levels and vocal function, along with wound care. Recovery is typically quick, with most patients resuming normal activities within a few weeks.

Care includes pain control, management of drains, and arm exercises to regain mobility. Depending on the type of reconstruction, full recovery can take weeks to months.

Patients should focus on hydration, pain management, and throat care. Activity restrictions typically last for up to 2 weeks post-surgery with a gradual return to normal diet.

Recovery usually involves pain control, wound care, and a gradual resumption of physical activities. Patients commonly return to normal activities within a week.

Post-operative care includes controlling swelling, early movement, and weight-bearing as tolerated, with gradual increase in knee muscle strength. Recovery typically spans several weeks.

Typically a quick recovery, involving incision care and a gradual return to normal activities. Usually, no specific rehabilitation protocol except avoiding strenuous activities for a few weeks.

Post-op care involves monitoring for signs of infection, anticoagulation management, and progressive cardiac rehab focused on activity tolerance and strengthening.

Standard care includes dietary changes starting from liquids to pureed foods, incision care, and slowly building up physical activity levels. It requires long-term lifestyle changes.

Post-op care includes pain management, avoiding heavy lifting, and pelvic floor exercises. Recovery time varies from 6-8 weeks depending upon the approach (abdominal or laparoscopic).

Focus on wound care, dietary modifications to a bariatric diet, and gradual physical activity. Long-term support is essential for lifestyle changes and weight management.

Standard post-op care involves wrist immobilization initially, followed by exercises to improve range of motion and strength. Full recovery expected in weeks to months.

Aftercare includes wound healing, device programming, and auditory rehabilitation. The process may take a few months, as the individual adjusts to the device.

Standard post-op rehab involves protection of the graft, reduction of swelling, gradual weight-bearing, and progressive mobility. Full return to sports typically takes 6-9 months.

Usually involves less recovery time than open surgery. Focus on managing swelling, improving joint function, and restoring muscle strength. Recovery can range from a few days to several weeks.

Rehabilitation involves pain management, avoiding bending or twisting the spine, and core strengthening exercises. Full recovery can span several months.

Post-op care includes pain management, prevention of blood clots, and early mobilization with gradual increase in activity level. Rehabilitation may span several months.

Standard care consists of immobilization with a sling, followed by passive motion exercises, and progressing to active exercises. Full recovery can take several months to a year.

Post-operative care generally includes eye protection, use of prescribed eye drops to prevent infection, and avoiding strenuous activities. Most patients have improved vision within a few days.

Involves managing pain and swelling, protective weight-bearing with assistance, and focusing on restoring range of motion and strength. Recovery typically takes 3-6 months.

Rehabilitation focuses on pain management, core stabilization exercises, and activity modification to prevent strain on the spine. May take months to a year for full recovery.

Rehab includes wound care, monitoring for signs of infection or complications, and cardiac rehabilitation to improve cardiovascular health. Full recovery takes about 6-12 weeks.