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patients to an active lifestyle to enhance their overall quality of life. Chapter 6 provides details for the first 12 postoperative weeks that restore sufficient muscle strength to allow pain-free activities of daily living as well as return to light work and low-impact aerobic activities such as w

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s that measure strength, balance, and functional performance. This chapter details the most common objective assessments used postoperatively in the standard clinic setting such as isometric muscle testing, Y-balance testing, timed walking, and chair standing testing. Reliability, validity, responsi

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Advances in Surgical Techniques for Robotic Computer-Navigated Total and Unicompartmental Knee Arthhough heterogeneity in robotic system design and application may limit the generalization of focused studies. Conversely, some studies that identified significant differences noted that robotic-assisted knee arthroplasty may be associated with fewer alignment outliers as well as increased surgical t

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