Post-surgery physiotherapy helps patients recover from various surgical procedures. Here’s a list of common conditions treated:

1. Joint replacement surgeries: Hip, knee, shoulder, or other joint replacements.
2. Orthopedic surgeries: Surgeries for fractures, sprains, or other musculoskeletal injuries.
3. Spinal surgeries: Surgeries for herniated discs, spinal stenosis, or scoliosis.
4. Cardiothoracic surgeries: Surgeries like bypass, lung transplant, or heart transplant.
5. Neurosurgeries: Surgeries for brain or spinal cord injuries or conditions.
6. Amputations: Rehabilitation after limb amputation.
7. Sports injury surgeries: Surgeries for injuries like ACL tears or meniscal tears.
8. Plastic surgeries: Surgeries like breast reconstruction or skin grafts.

Post-surgery physiotherapy aims to:

1. Improve mobility: Regain strength, flexibility, and range of motion.
2. Manage pain: Reduce pain and discomfort.
3. Enhance function: Improve ability to perform daily activities.
4. Prevent complications: Reduce risk of infection, blood clots, or other complications.

Physiotherapists use various techniques, including:

1. Exercise therapy
2. Manual therapy
3. Strengthening exercises
4. Stretching exercises
5. Functional activities
6. Pain management techniques