Persistent Symptoms After Surgery
Over the Knife compares your current symptoms and painful motions with the surgery performed, your recovery, prior care, and written records.
What the review organizes
The review brings together your operative report, current pain pattern, painful motions, functional limits, rehabilitation history, and written imaging reports.
The written report may identify areas for focused in-person evaluation and help you prepare specific questions for the professionals involved in your ongoing care.
Your current symptoms and function are compared with the procedure and recovery history.
Possible muscle, tendon, fascial pain, nerve-pain mimic, or movement priorities are organized when the information supports them.
The report gives you a clearer record for the next rehabilitation or surgical conversation.
Your next step
Your result will show the Complex Review and let you compare both review levels before scheduling.
See Which Review Fits Your CaseNew or rapidly worsening symptoms after surgery require timely contact with your physician or surgeon.