Lower Extremities

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Lower Extremities

Hip, knee, and ankle are three parts of the lower limb, the pathologies of which are characterized by pain and dysfunction.

Hip, knee, and ankle are three parts of the lower limb, the pathologies of which are characterized by pain and dysfunction. Physical therapy is necessary for their rehabilitation, either post-operatively for the hip and knee or exclusively—as in most ankle injuries. At PT PRAXIS®, we recover lower limb movement dysfunction through effective physical therapy planning, which culminates in patient education to regain strength and mobility.

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