How To Use A Cane After A Total Knee Replacement 

I needed this video! I just started using the cane 3 days ago. While I was instructed how to walk using the opposite side, there was no mention of cane height or NOT to press down on it. I adjusted it lower and tried walking without pushing on it and suddenly I was walking normally without the swaying side to side. Huge difference! Thank you so much for posting this.

O my God , i learned something i never knew before about Cane.. Thank you so much...💞

Thank you for this very clear explanation and demonstration of how to use a cane.

Thx Anthony Maritato.Just got a cane and a walker. I use them both depending on what I am doing.

Grateful forever, Sir.I realised my mistake and I am going to correct it.

So helpful!! Thank you!❤❤❤

Swimming exercises and everything i learned from you. BTW i was a biomechanic trainer in the past. NFL off season and LPGA exercise consultant back in the 80's /90's. I recognize your talent for rehab!

Thank you for the explanation. It was very helpful.

good info thank you

Thank you so much nobody explained to me that you use the cane on the opposite side of surgery. I had TKS two years ago and they did not insert the plastic disc for your ball to pivot back and forth because they felt I didn’t need it now they say I do and they have reconstruct my whole knee again. I’m in Canada have you heard of this problem before. Thank you so much I’m 76 years old and struggling after being very active.

very helpful

Tony wonder your views on using hiking poles after graduating from a walker with total knee replacement. Love all your video's.! I'm just over 1 week post op of a TKR and man what a challenge but your video's have helped out tremendously. Anthony

I have had bilateral knee replacement - 3 years after spinal fusion which has left me with some nerve damage in my legs. I have practised the physiotherpay shown me to strengthen my legs as much as feasible but I still feel a bit tentative walking without some support. I progressed past using the walker - determined to walk without it. I found walking poles ( one on each side) helped as I don't lean on them for support and they dont stress my back, they just give me better stability I feel. Can you show us walking with walking poles an an option? I dont like using a single cane, it really isnt a safe feeling for me.

How soon after partial knee replacement can i use a steady bicycle ?I learning so much from your videos Thank you so much.

There you go again, being the PERFECT PT! No one bother to ever teach me after TKR how to use my cane. Therefore i damaged my ankle from a screwed up gate! Geee

I would also like to learn professional opinion on using walking poles after weaning off walker onto cane, then using 1 or 2 poles as I retrain my walking gait.

What can i do for extreme external turnout with new TKR? Especially walking..sleeping.

ihave no balance after tkr10 weeks now my leg is not staight my pt says ineed a dynasprintor or a malipulation i cant even see my dr until june 28 do i seek a different dr ?

Ive had bilateral knee replacements

I am bow legged now. Crooked. The TKR leg bows out beyond ankle. Plus ankle has a chipped bone sitting between connective tissue. My hip is messed up.

I notice a lot of people seem to go from walker to cane and not crutches in between. Is there a reason for that?

Wat about billateral tkr

If your going down stairs-nonweightbearing you would recommend not to use a Quad cane on stairs right an use crutches instead

Why are all your videos about replace ments on one leg? At least in my country there are more bilateral replace ments than single. Once cartilage loss hits, it hits both knees. And most surgeons recommend bi lateral. In India we have the best replacement surgeons in the world. And people come from all over, to get their surgery done here. I have just had a bi lateral. Recovered extremely well.

Swimming daily!

#totalkneereplacement

Stop the constant UPTALKING!!!! DONT you listen to yourself??

Thsnk you very helpgul oongo.🎉