Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) Rehabilitation - Phase one (0 - 2 weeks)

Phase 1: focuses on reducing swelling and pain, on maintaining mobility and on starting to build strength and stability.

In this video, Anna Steele-Finkelstein, Physiotherapist, is demonstrating the exercises that she used to rehabilitate her knee after a 80% torn PCL (Posterior Cruciate Ligament) Injury and a LCL (Lateral Collateral Ligament) injury.

These exercises are a very crucial and an important part of PCL and LCL knee rehabilitation and its success without or with surgery. By doing them in stages, you should be able to safely and gradually build up your knee strength and, in time, restore the full function of the injured knee.

The exercises work on building the strength in the muscles surrounding the knee, which helps to support the joint and the ligaments. They help you to get more stability into the joint, reduce the pain and the swelling and bring you back to function, step by step. If you have an injured knee and specifically a ruptured or torn ligament, these exercises will help with the repair of the damaged ligament and strengthen the knee joint.

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