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PHYSICAL THERAPY SECTION WILLIAM BEAUMONT ARMY MEDICAL CENTER 5005 N. PIEDRAS ST EL PASO, TEXAS 79920 KNEE DISLOCATION RECONSTRUCTION LCL and/or CHRONIC Revised August 2008 Post-op Days 1 14 Dressing POD 1: Debulk dressing, TED Hose in place POD 2: Change dressing, keep wound covered, continue TED Hose POD 7-10: Sutures out, D/C TED Hose when effusion resolved Brace Locked in extension x 4 weeks Crutches Flat foot weight bearing (FFWB) in brace Passive range of motion (PROM) 0-45 Patellar mobilization Calf pumping Passive extension to 0 degrees, No hyperextension Calf (not heel) on bolster or prone hangs with tibia supported Electrical stimulation in full extension with quad sets and SLR Quad sets, Co-contractions quads / HS Straight leg raise (SLR) x 4 on mat in brace (parallel bars if poor quad control) Ice pack with knee in full extension after exercise PROM 0-45 degrees Good quad control Weeks 2 4 Weeks 4 6 Brace Locked in extension x 4 weeks Crutches Patial weight bearing (PWB) in brace Active assisted range of motion (AAROM) by patient 0-45 degrees Scar massage when incision healed Weight shifts, Mini squats 0-30 degrees, in brace (supported in parallel bars) Stretches hip flexors, Hamstring with leg supported in brace AAROM 0-45 degrees No extensor lag Brace Open to available range if pt has good quad control

Not to exceed 60 degrees Crutches PWB, progress to weight bearing as tolerated (WBAT) AAROM by patient 0-60 degrees Multi-angle Co-contractions quads / Hamstring at 0, 20, 40, 60 SLR x 3 directions on mat without brace (no ABD) No resistance No ADD if MCL involved Mini squats 0-45 degrees, supported in parallel bars Double leg heel raises Goal AAROM 0-60 degrees Weeks 6 8 D/C Brace Crutches weight bearing as tolerated (WBAT), D/C when gait is normal PROM, AAROM, AROM 0-90 degrees Limited arc open chain quad extension 75-60 degrees, light weight Partial wall squats No knee flexion past 45 degrees Forward, lateral, and retro step downs in parallel bars No knee flexion past 45 degrees (small step) SLR x 3 (no ABD) with light weight below knee No ADD if MCL involved Single leg heel raises Leg press with resistance no more than ¼ body weight No knee flexion past 45 degrees Stationary bike to assist with range of motion Treadmill Forward walking Active range of motion (AROM) 0-90 degrees Normal gait Weeks 8 10 PROM, AAROM, AROM 0-115 degrees Leg press with resistance no more than ½ body weight Hamstring curls Carpet drags or rolling stool (closed chain) Hip machine x 4 bilaterally Including ABD (and ADD) Continued on next page Proprioceptive training Single leg standing in parallel bars Double leg BAPS for weight shift Stationary bike with minimal resistance Elliptical trainer Treadmill Forwards and backwards walking

Pool therapy Walking / running (no kicking) Goal ROM 0-115 Weeks 10 12 PROM, AAROM, AROM to regain full motion Standing SLR x 4 with Theraband bilaterally Leg Press 0-90 degrees with resistance as tolerated Proprioceptive training Single leg BAPS, ball toss and body blade Stationary bike for progressive resistance and time Treadmill Walking progression program Goal Full AROM Months 3 4 Sports Brace (per Ortho) with progressive resistance Leg press with single leg, no > 90 degrees Hamstring curl weight machine 0-90 degrees, light resistance < ¼ body weight Knee extension weight machine 0-90 degrees as tolerated Fitter Slide board Swimming Goal Walk 2 miles at 15 min/mile pace Months 4 6 Sit-up progression Treadmill Continue speed walking, no running yet Stretches Quads, ITB Transition to home / gym program Goal Walk 3 miles at 15 min/mile pace Months 6 12 Biodex depending on patient progress and surgeon request Agility drills / Plyometrics Treadmill Running progression program

Return to all activities Pass APFT at 12 months post-op No contact or cutting sports until 12 months post-op BRYAN L. BOYEA LTC, SP Chief, Physical Therapy MICHAEL S. MACHEN LTC(P), MC Chief, Orthopedics

Physical Therapy Clinic William Beaumont Army Medical Center El Paso, TX 79920 Knee Post Op Phase 1 Perform exercises below frequently: 30 reps 3-5x a day Quad Isometrics Heel Slides Active Assisted Motion Ice Position 15 minutes 2-3 x per day Appointments?? Questions?? WBAMC PT: DSN:979-2181/1848 COMM: (915)569-2181/1848