A 64-year-old Indigenous man presented using a wheeled walker, accompanied by his carer. He had undergone knee reconstruction surgery three years earlier but remained unable to stand or walk independently. Prior to surgery, he had lived with severe knee pain for five years. Despite multiple hospital-based rehabilitation programs, there had been no meaningful functional improvement. Regaining independent standing after years of post-knee replacement difficulty through targeted
“These case studies describe individual presentations and observed functional changes. Outcomes vary between individuals. They are not intended to imply diagnosis, cure, or guarantee of results.”
