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Randomized controlled trial shows improved quality of life after knee surgery, suggesting rehabilitation benefits.
Early single-joint hybrid assistive limb rehabilitation may improve patient-reported quality of life at 12 months without exacerbating postoperative pain or swelling. These results suggest that the single-joint hybrid assistive limb may be a feasible adjunct to early postoperative rehabilitation after total knee arthroplasty, while further studies are required to clarify its clinical relevance and long-term benefits.
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