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factors that are very important to consider with exercise progression. Post-operatively exercises will commence as ROM and non weight-bearing strengthening exercises (supine and standing). Logical progression is from 2-legged weight bearing (i.e. squats, lunges…) to single limb (i.e. step-ups, step-downs, single leg squat…). An EMG summary
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