May 14 • General discussion
Athrofibrosis vs. Functional Deficit
🚨 NEW IN THE CLASSROOM — The AFD Assessment is live.
This is something I've been working on and I'm fired up to finally drop it for you all.
Before you can fix your knee you have to understand WHY it's stuck.
There are two completely different reasons your ROM won't improve after TKR — Arthrofibrosis and Functional Deficit. They look similar on the surface but require completely different approaches. Treating the wrong one is why so many of you have been spinning your wheels.
I built a 12-question clinical assessment that classifies which one you're dealing with in under 3 minutes.
✅ Arthrofibrosis — structural scar tissue restriction ✅ Functional Deficit — neuromuscular and behavioral limitation ✅ Mixed Pattern — both components present
You get a full classification, a clinical interpretation, and a recommended next step based on your results.
It's in the classroom right now. Go take it.
This is the kind of tool most clinicians aren't using. You have it. Use it.
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Athrofibrosis vs. Functional Deficit
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