Quadricep Inhibition After Surgery-Why is it happening, and what to we do to fix it?

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A problem that we have all faced at some time is the issue of quads getting inhibited after knee surgery. This can be frustrating to the healing patient along with the treating therapist. Why does this happen and what are some of the techniques we use to help this from not happening. Tune in and let us know what you think. Let's Goooo!

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