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Understanding the Postoperative Period: Physician Care After Surgery
The term for the time after surgery that a physician provides services to a patient is called the postoperative period. This period begins immediately after surgery and can last for several weeks or months, depending on the type of surgery and the patient's individual needs. During the postoperative period, the physician will monitor the patient's recovery, provide pain management, and address any complications that may arise. The physician may also recommend physical therapy or other rehabilitation exercises to help the patient regain strength and function.Surgery - Related Articles
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