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Rehabilitation· 6 min read· 17/03/2025

Rehabilitation Before Amputation Surgery (Pre-Op)

Information on preparation, patient education and the general rehabilitation approach in the period before an amputation.

Main topic: Return to mobility
Pre-amputation surgery (pre-op) rehabilitation: Applying a compression bandage to a thigh residual limb

The period before an amputation is important for preparing the person for the process. The approach during this period is planned under the guidance of the physician and the relevant healthcare professionals.

What is addressed during this period?

  • Information about the process and answers to questions
  • An approach aimed at maintaining general fitness and muscle strength
  • General information about prosthesis use in the later period

Why is it important?

Preparation done beforehand may contribute to the post-operative rehabilitation process progressing more smoothly. Each person's situation is different; planning is done individually.

This content is for informational purposes; you should consult your physician for diagnosis and treatment. Results may vary from person to person.

This content is for information only and does not replace diagnosis or treatment. Applications are carried out in line with a specialist physician's prescription or medical report. Results may vary from person to person; you are advised to obtain a detailed opinion from your physician before the procedure. · Last updated: 17/03/2025