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MusculoskeletalMild
Post-Operative Deconditioning
Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation · Musculoskeletal
Mild
Severity
Common — affects a significant proportion of patients following major surgery, especially older adults
Prevalence
No
Contagious
Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation
Specialist
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🩺How Doctors Diagnose Post-Operative Deconditioning
- 1Physical examination and complete medical history review by a Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation specialist
- 2Laboratory investigations — blood tests, urine analysis, and culture studies as indicated
- 3Imaging studies such as X-ray, ultrasound, MRI, or CT scan depending on the suspected cause
- 4Biopsy, endoscopy, or other invasive diagnostic procedures if required
- 5Specialist consultation and further tests based on initial findings
- 6Regular monitoring and follow-up to assess disease progression and treatment response
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