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NCT07502040
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Impact of Exercise Access on Physio Outcomes Post Knee Replacement

Sponsor: Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

View on ClinicalTrials.gov

Summary

To stay strong, patients should do some strength training at least twice a week. However arthritic pain can limit walking and activity. The wait for knee surgery can be long, which can lead to loss of muscle strength. Patients who need a new knee joint tend to be older. If older people do not exercise and become weak, they tire easily, and may take longer to recover after surgery. Patients recover faster after having a new knee joint if their leg muscles are strong. This is why exercise before surgery can help people to make the most of their new joint. Patients come to a joint school where the investigators show them exercises and advise how to get ready for surgery. Patients are given a sheet of pictures and prompts for each exercise but the investigators know that some people don't do the exercises that they are given. Exercises are more likely to be done if they are fun, if people can see they make a difference, if they know what to do, and if their physiotherapist can check what they are doing.

Official title: A Feasibility Study To Determine The Effect Of An Artificial Intelligence (AI) Based Motion Tracking Exercise Programme (Kemtai) On Amount Of Physiotherapy Contact And Length Of Hospital Stay After Knee Arthroplasty Compared With Exercise As Usual .

Key Details

Gender

All

Age Range

18 Years - Any

Study Type

INTERVENTIONAL

Enrollment

40

Start Date

2026-03-31

Completion Date

2026-11-28

Last Updated

2026-03-30

Healthy Volunteers

No

Interventions

DEVICE

Kemtai Digital App

This group will be granted access to the Kemtai digital App (the experimental device intervention) which provides an identical exercise prescription to the comparator intervention but supports the patient through the exercise with tracking and real time (mediated via AI) advice on corrective exercise techniques.

BEHAVIORAL

NHS standard care

This group will be provided the NHS standard of care which is a paper based handout illustrating the exercises and the prescription to be done before and after surgery.