Treatment time of arthrolysis

The time of adhesiolysis should be selected according to the specific situation. Early adhesiolysis should be performed within a few weeks after operation, with good effect but high risk. Late adhesiolysis should be performed months or even years after operation, with relatively poor effect but low risk. According to the different time of adhesiolysis, it can be divided into early and late adhesiolysis. Early adhesiolysis is performed early after joint injury or surgery, usually within a few weeks after surgery. At this time, the adhesions are still relatively loose, and the effect of surgical lysis is better. The advantages of early adhesiolysis are It can restore joint mobility and function early, reduce the formation of adhesions and the occurrence of sequelae. However, early adhesiolysis also has some risks, such as surgical bleeding, infection, etc. Late adhesiolysis is performed in the late stage after joint injury or surgery, usually months or even years after surgery. At this time, the adhesions are already relatively tight, the surgical release is more difficult, and the effect is relatively poor. The advantage of late adhesiolysis is that it can relieve joint pain and stiffness and improve joint mobility and function. However, late adhesiolysis also has some risks, such as surgical failure and readhesion. Therefore, the timing of adhesiolysis should be determined according to the specific situation. The doctor will comprehensively evaluate the patient's condition, operation timing, operation risk and other factors to select the most appropriate operation timing. At the same time, the patient should also actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment and carry out rehabilitation training to promote joint recovery and function improvement. Adhesiolysis is an invasive surgery that needs to be performed under the guidance of a professional doctor. For patients with severe cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, diabetes, autoimmune diseases and other underlying diseases, the risk of surgery is high, and adequate evaluation and preparation are required before surgery. In addition, postoperative rehabilitation training is also very important, patients need to follow the doctor's guidance for rehabilitation training, in order to promote joint recovery and function improvement.