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How To Make A Speedy Recovery After Your Hip Replacement Surgery

Published on
22 Feb 2024

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Jacob Stefanoff
Senior Physiotherapist

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All your hip replacement post op questions answered in the form of pictures!

 

About the Author

Jacob Stefanoff — Senior Physiotherapist

Jacob has a very caring and empathetic nature and uses a holistic approach to rehabilitation. He has worked in multiple private practice settings in Sydney along side Olympic Sports Specialist Physiotherapists with professional athletes in their sporting fields. Jacob has experience with complex chronic pain, nerve pain and experience with complex lumbar spine, pelvic and hip conditions.

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