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This is a structured, supervised neuromuscular training program designed to enhance sensorimotor control, strength, and functional stability of the knee joint. The program is administered by certified physical therapists and consists of three phases: 1. Preoperative Phase (6 weeks): 2. Postoperative Phase (0-12 weeks): 3. Postoperative Phase (12+ weeks): Core components include:Proprioception and Balance Training；Strength Training；Plyometrics and Dynamic Stability；Movement Pattern Re-training. Dosage:Frequency: 3 supervised sessions per week. Duration: Each session lasts approximately 60 minutes. Total Program Length: Preoperative phase (6 weeks) + postoperative phase (continued until specific functional criteria are met, approximately 12weeks post-op).

This arm receives the standard of care rehabilitation protocol, which mirrors the experimental group in duration, frequency, and timing but differs fundamentally in the content and specificity of the exercises. Core components include (across both pre-operative and post-operative phases): Range of Motion (ROM) Exercises;Basic Strength Training;Standard Balance Training Dosage (Identical in timing to the experimental group): Pre-operative Phase: 6 weeks of training. Post-operative Phase: Continues until standard discharge criteria are met. Frequency: 3 supervised physical therapy sessions per week. Duration: Each session lasts approximately 60 minutes. Total Program Length: Continues until standard discharge criteria are met (typically 12 weeks post-op).