After shoulder-replacement - POST-SURGICAL SHOULDER REPLACEMENT REHABILITATION PROTOCOL
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Shoulder Replacement for arthropathy is an operation for pain relief. These patients often have severe limitations in shoulder function secondary the joint derangement or fracture. Significant gains in function during rehabilitation may be achievable following joint arthroplasty. To Know more visit - http://www.dramrajani.com/
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