… surgical counterparts, is concerning and should be interpreted as a “fatal flaw” of the study.
The outcomes of the physical therapy (… of patients ultimately having surgery. This results in a …

… the orthopaedic surgery clinic and were eligible for surgery. … arthroscopic hip surgery (surgery
group) or physical therapy (… surgery group were scheduled for the next available surgery at …

… I = hip arthroscopy, Group II = physical therapy). Group I will undergo hip arthroscopy with
or without labral repair. Group II will follow an impairment based physical therapy program …

… arthroscopic hip procedures continue to advance and the population of patients undergoing
surgery … Few publications have described physical therapy guidelines after hip arthroscopy …

… Dr Irrgang expresses concern that we are proposing our results "reflect the total number of
physical therapy visits needed following arthroscopic knee surgery." Although that was not our …

… the meniscus, physical therapy has yielded results as favorable as those of arthroscopy,
whereas … When the treatment option is surgery, physical therapy is typically initiated in the early …

… on compliance and participation in physical therapy. Additionally, there … surgeons being
very clear and specific with regard to their physical therapy instructions to patients and therapists…

… arthroscopy and to describe a new protocol specifically designed for patients to return to
running following arthroscopic hip surgery… specific protocol allows physical therapists to pinpoint …

… if they were expecting surgery within 6 months following their arthroscopy. Prior to the surgery
in the private hospitals and within the first 48 hours following surgery in the NHS hospitals, …

… to surgery and postoperative physical therapy or to a standardized physical-therapy regimen
(… status between arthroscopic partial meniscectomy plus a physical-therapy regimen and …