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Exercise Therapy Benefits Knee Patients
Ivanhoe, 10/26/09
For patients with knee pain, a supervised exercise therapy may offer better results than usual care. In a new study, supervised exercise therapy produced an 11 percent increased recovery rate after 12 months, compared with a usual care method. Usual care of patellofemoral knee pain involves rest between physical activities and avoiding pain–inducing activities.
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