Total Knee Replacement: Rehabilitation and Rehab Exercises

Rehabilitation after a total knee replacement focuses on increasing flexion and muscle strength. Understanding the signs of infection or a failing replacement is critical for patients returning to sports like jogging or golf.

X-ray orthopedics scan of painful knee meniscus leg injury

Rehabilitation From Tibial Plateau Knee Surgery

Published Aug,14 2017 | By Joe King, M.S.

The tibial plateau is located on the upper surface of your tibia just below your kneecap. This region of your tibia is prone to fracture in high-impact accidents in sports such as football and skiing, or in car accidents.

Joe King began writing fitness and nutrition articles in 2001 for the "Journal of Hyperplasia Research" and Champion Nutrition. As a personal trainer, he has been helping clients reach their fitness goals for more than a decade. King holds a Bachelor of Science in kinesiology from California State University, Hayward, and a Master of Science in exercise physiology from California State University, East Bay.