When rehabilitation starts differently,
recovery ends differently.
A sports medicine center inside the hospital, where rehabilitation medicine specialists work alongside exercise and physical therapists. After an accurate assessment, we provide evidence-based exercise therapy, from rehabilitation before and after surgery to chronic pain and sports injuries.
From rehabilitation after surgery for joint replacement, shoulder, knee and ligament injuries to recreational and athlete rehabilitation, chronic pain and the prevention of muscle loss.
We run it so that treatment, exercise and ongoing care continue without gaps.
Before and after surgery, before and after rehabilitation: compared with the same tests.
Automatic joint recognition checks musculoskeletal imbalance, malalignment, posterior posture and Q angle.
Gait patterns are measured with the N-step walk test (NSWT) and SPPB, comparing before and after surgery.
Electrodes on the skin measure the electrical activity of muscles during exercise, non-invasively.
Analyzes weakness and left–right imbalance and checks the change before and after rehabilitation.
The purpose of treating pain and injury
is a return to a life in motion.
Kwangdong Hospital does not perform surgery. If surgery is needed, we refer you to a partner tertiary hospital, and recovery is handled here, where your pre-surgery condition is already on record.
MRI, movement analysis and strength tests first determine whether surgery is needed.
Referral to partner hospitals including Seoul National University, Samsung Seoul, Asan, Gangnam Severance, Seoul St. Mary’s and Myongji.
Rehabilitation continues on the 7–8F wards, matched to your recovery stage.
The tests taken before surgery show how far you have come back.
Strength, gait and movement are rechecked to set the timing of your return.
Rehabilitation medicine specialist. Handles diagnosis and leads rehabilitation together with exercise and physical therapists.
Open a clinic for its tests, treatments and doctors, or a condition below for symptoms and causes.
Articles actually published on the Kwangdong Sports Medicine Center blog. Linked articles are in Korean.
From the start of rehabilitation
to the day you move again.