Physiotherapy headed b senior physiotherapist and backed up by group of physiotherapist enthusiast enables patient faster rehabilitation & quicker recovery. Physiotherapy plays a crucial role after Total Knee Replacement surgery. After surgery, practice of a correct version of the appropriate exercises can begin recovery very rapidly. One study compared a group of patients who didn’t receive physiotherapy and a group who did. In this study it was clear that physiotherapy actually has its benefits. (Evidence level: 1a).We are having in-house physiotherapy facility and full time physiotherapists’ team to provide complete recovery to post operative patients. There are four steps in the revalidation process. The first step is mobilizations, then static strength, followed by dynamic strength, and ending with stabilization. The mobilizations and static strength training can be started at almost the same time. The first day after surgery it is important to stimulate blood circulation. Therefore the patient can be asked to perform a flexion and extension with the feed.

Already from day 2, one can start to walk with the patient with an ambulator or walker. The therapist also starts mobilization exercises regarding flexion and extension; usually these exercises are performed on a shuttle bench. The flexion and extension of the knee can also be immediately practiced actively. Highly qualified physiotherapists following international standard protocol are looking after all the post operative patients in our hospital.