The effectiveness of prehabilitation or preoperative exercise for surgical patients: a systematic review

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@ProfDavidHunter This is a turn-around: the answer used to be 'probably not'. Better prehab, or worse review? #discuss https://t.co/jXc6RD67Xs

@OTFPhysio In a 2015 systematic review of mostly knee and hip arthroplasty “prehabilitation, at any dose, did not demonstrate benefits in objective and self-reported function at any of the postoperative time points” https://t.co/K8GjNwV7uw

“An ounce of prehab is worth a pound of rehab”. Another prehab session for you 🤙🏽 Prehab reduces the need for rehab when you become injured...https://t.co/CaJqoNAncF https://t.co/DiDD1gVfaa

RT @joshlavalleeMK: La réhabilitation pré-opératoire, une bonne solution pour améliorer les suites post-opératoires ? Pas si sûr... https…

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