Noyes Knee Institute Rehabilitation Protocol: Posterolateral Knee Reconstruction

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Noyes Knee Institute Rehabilitation Protocol: Posterolateral Knee Reconstruction Brace: Bivalved cylinder cast Custom medial unloader or hinged soft tissue brace minimum goals: 0-90 0-110 0-120 0-130 Weight bearing: Toe touch 25% body weight 25% to 50% body weight Full, cane support Full Patella mobilization Modalities: /edema management (cryotherapy) Stretching: Hamstring, gastroc-soleus, iliotibial band, quadriceps : Quad isometrics, straight leg raises Active knee extension Closed-chain: gait retraining, toe raises, wall site, mini-squats Knee flexion hamstring curls (90 ) Knee extension quads (90-30 ) Hip abduction-adduction, multi-hip Leg press (70-10 ) Balance/proprioceptive training: Weight-shifting, cup walking, BBS BBS, BAPS, perturbation training, balance board, mini-trampoline Conditioning: UBC Bike (stationary) Aquatic program Swimming (kicking) Walking Stair climbing machine Ski machine 1-2 3-4 5-6 7-8 9-12 4 5 6 7-12 Postoperative Weeks Postop Months Running: straight Cutting: lateral carioca, figure 8 s Plyometric training Full sports BAPS = Biomechanical Ankle Platform System (Camp, Jackson, MI), BBS = Biodex Balance System (Biodex Medical Systems, Inc, Shirley, NY), UBC = upper body cycle (Biodex Medical Systems, Inc, Shirley, NY).SOURCE: Noyes FR, Barber-Westin SD, Heckmann TP: Rehabilitation of posterior cruciate ligament and posterolateral reconstructive procedures. Noyes Knee Disorders: Surgery, Rehabilitation, Clinical Outcomes, Saunders, Philadelphia, 2009, pp. 631-657. 1

3-4 x/day 3 x/day 15 minutes Phase 1. Weeks 1-2 (Visits: 2-4) - Non-weight bearing, maximum protection - Bivalved cylinder cast - Must avoid hyperextension, varus loads, lateral joint opening Hemarthrosis ROM minimum Quadriceps contraction & patella migration Soft tissue contracture ROM (passive, 0-90 ) Patella mobilization Ankle pumps (plantar flexion with resistance band) Hamstring, gastroc-soleus stretches Straight leg raises (flexion) Active quadriceps isometrics Knee extension (active-assisted, 90-30, per quad control) Controlled Mild 0-90 1 set x 10 reps As required Modalities ROM 0-90 Adequate quadriceps contraction Control inflammation, effusion 2

3-4 x/day 2-3 x/day Phase 2. Weeks 3-4 (Visits: 2-4) Non-weight bearing, maximum protection Bivalved cylinder cast Must avoid hyperextension, varus loads, lateral joint opening Effusion ROM minimum Quadriceps contraction & patella migration Soft tissue contracture ROM (passive, 0-90 ) Patella mobilization Ankle pumps (plantar flexion with resistance band) Hamstring, gastroc-soleus stretches Straight leg raises (flexion) Isometric training: multi-angle (0, 60 ) Knee extension (active-assisted, 90-30, per quad control) Aerobic conditioning UBC Controlled Mild 0-90 1 set x 10 reps As required Modalities ROM 0-90 Control inflammation, effusion 3

3 x/day Phase 3. Weeks 5-6 (Visits: 1-2) Partial (25-50%) weight bearing when: - controlled without narcotics - Hemarthrosis controlled - ROM 0-100 - throughout ROM Avoid hyperextension, varus loads Effusion ROM Inflammatory response ROM (passive, 0-110 ) Patella mobilization Hamstring, gastroc-soleus stretches Straight leg raises (flexion: ankle weight, < 10% of body weight) Isometric training: multi-angle (90, 60, 30 ) Closed-chain - Mini-squats Knee extension (active, 90-30 ) Aerobic conditioning (patellofemoral precautions) UBC Gait retraining (high risk for stretching reconstruction with resumption of weight bearing) quads & hams Walk with toe-out gait, avoid toe-in varus position Observe gait for any varus thrust or hyperextension Smooth stance phase flexion pattern Mild/No RSD Minimal 0-110 3/5 2 sets x 10 reps As required Modalities ROM 0-110 Control inflammation, effusion Early recognition complications (motion, RSD, patellofemoral) 50% weight bearing 4

3 x/day 5 minutes 1-15 minutes As required Phase 4. Weeks 7-8 (Visits: 1-2) Full weight bearing with cane when: - controlled - Hemarthrosis controlled - ROM 0-120 - Voluntary quad contraction achieved Effusion ROM Inflammatory response ROM (0-120 ) Patella mobilization Hamstring, gastroc-soleus stretches Straight leg raises (flexion, extension, abduction, adduction) Straight leg raises, rubber tubing Knee extension (active, 90-30 ) Closed-chain - Wall sits - Mini-squats (rubber tubing, 0-30 ) Balance training Cup walking Aerobic conditioning UBC Gait retraining Progress program Continue to observe for varus thrust, hyperextension Modalities Full weight bearing Control inflammation, effusion ROM 0-120 Mild/No RSD Minimal 0-120 4/5 3 sets x 30 reps to fatigue x 3 5

3 x/day 5 minutes 1 x/day 15-20 minutes As required Phase 5. Weeks 9-12 (Visits: 1-2) Full weight bearing (wk 12) when: -, effusion controlled - throughout ROM ROM 0-135 Manual muscle test Hamstrings, quadriceps, hip abductors/adductors/flexors/extensors Swelling Crepitus Gait Hamstring, gastroc-soleus, quad, ITB stretches Straight leg raises Straight leg raises, rubber tubing Hamstring curls (week 12, active, 0-90 ) Knee extension with resistance ( 90-30 ) Leg press (70-10 ) Closed-chain - Wall sits - Mini-squats (rubber tubing, 0-40 ) - Lateral step-ups (2-4 block) Multi-hip machine (flexion, extension, abduction, adduction) Balance training Cup walking Aerobic conditioning (patellofemoral precautions) Water walking Swimming (straight leg kicking) Stair machine (low resistance, low stroke) Modalities Increase strength and endurance ROM 0-130 Normal gait without varus, hyperextension Minimal/No RSD 4/5 Minimal /slight Symmetrical 3 sets x 30 reps to fatigue x 3 6

Phase 6. Weeks 13-26 (Visits: 2-3) General No effusion, painless ROM, joint stability Performs activities of daily living, can walk without pain ROM 0-130 Manual muscle test Swelling Crepitus Gait Hamstring, gastroc-soleus, quad, ITB stretches Minimal/No RSD 4/5 Minimal /slight Symmetrical 1-3 x/day 5 minutes As required Straight leg raises, rubber tubing (high speed) Hamstring curls (active, 0-90 ) Knee extension with resistance (90-30 ) Leg press (70-10 ) Multi-hip machine (flexion, extension, abduction, adduction) Closed-chain: Mini-squats (rubber tubing, 0-40 ) Balance training Balance board/2 legged Single leg stance Aerobic conditioning (patellofemoral precautions) Water walking Swimming (kicking) Walking Stair machine (low resistance, low stroke) Ski machine (short stride, level, low resistance) Modalities Increase strength and endurance 3 sets x 30 reps 7

1 x/day 20-30 minutes 1-3 x/day 5 minutes 20-30 minutes 15-20 minutes As required Phase 7. Weeks 27-52 (Visits: 2-3) No effusion, painless ROM, joint stability Performs ADL, can walk without pain Isometric test (% diff quads & hams) Swelling Crepitus Hamstring, gastroc-soleus, quad, ITB stretches Straight leg raises, rubber tubing (high speed) Hamstring curls (0-90 ) Knee extension with resistance (90-30 ) Leg press (70-10 ) Multi-hip machine (flexion, extension, abduction, adduction) Closed-chain: Mini-squats (rubber tubing, 0-40 ) Balance training Balance board/2 legged Single leg stance Aerobic conditioning (patellofemoral precautions) Water walking Swimming (kicking) Walking Stair machine (low resistance, low stroke) Ski machine (short stride, level, low resistance) Running program (9 mos. minimum, straight, 30% deficit isometric test) Jog Walk Backward run Cutting program (12 mos. minimum, 20% deficit isometric test) Lateral, carioca, figure 8 s Functional training (12 mos. minimum) Plyometric training: box hops, level, double-leg Sport specific drills (10-15% deficit isometric test) Modalities Increase function Return to previous activity level Maintain strength, endurance 10-15 /slight 3 sets x 30 reps 1/4 mile 1/8 mile 20 yards 20 yards 15 secs, 4-6 sets 8