Thank you Brent for taking us carefully through all the movements and precautions available after hip replacements. It makes me feel more confident that I have been doing the right things with my clients. 

Thank you so much for this step by step thorough presentation of recovery after  hip replacement surgery.My client is having surgery tomorrow but it will be done posteriorly.Do you have in mind protocoles/guidelines regarding this type of surgery?Her surgeon (who thankfully is very available and positive about my communication with him)told me that no posterior muscles will be severed.Still the scar and surrouding scar tissue will be there.I would really appreciate your thoughts on this issue.

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Hi Maggie, thank you for watching the training.  Regarding posterior approaches these days have similar outcomes as anterior, usually after 3-6 months.  it is best to go with the surgery that your surgeon is most experienced in.  Key point is making sure that they are not leaving any of the rotator muscles cut and unattached and I haven't seen anyone do that for more than 10 years.

Hi Maggie, regarding the Oov for MS and other neurological impairments/diseases.  I love the oov as a spontaneous proprioceptive challenge to organize the body.  its instability is in multiple planes and yet it supports the body in a way that you can facilitate a spontaneous organization.  I would need to spend more time with clients suffering from neurological disorders to give a true summary of how Oov would benefit these clients.  

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Thank you Brent!  As a PTA, appreciate this (mat work) for home health patients as well!