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Intruduction@#Since 1990, joint surgery techniques and implants have changed dramatically and results have improved. Today knee implants and surgical treatment of knee injuries are commonplace at the National Center for Trauma and Orthopedics.</br> Rehabilitation after knee surgery can help maintain joint range of motion, muscle strength, and daily function. However, inadequate rehabilitation can lead to increased pain, reduced mobility and, in some cases, reoperation.@*Material and Methods@#The study included 90 patients who responded to an AM-34 form using a random sampling method for pain assessment using VAS, daily activity ability using the Barthel index, gait analysis using gait analysis, and muscle strength rating of joint amplitude using by ICF 10.@*Result@#A study was conducted on 90 patients who had postoperative physical surgery in 2016-2019 in the Arthritis Surgery Department of the National Center for Trauma and Orthopedics. The study included patients aged 19 to 45 years with a mean age of 28.98 ± 5.47 years, 58 years for men (64%) and 32 years for women (36%). </br> Rehabilitation and postoperative treatment after knee surgery can help maintain freedom of movement, muscle strength, and daily joint function, while inadequate rehabilitation can lead to increased pain, reduced mobility and, in some cases, reoperation. confirmed by research.</br> Studies have shown that endoscopic surgery is 30 to 40% more effective than open surgery in normalizing joint function in postoperative knee surgery.</br> The sooner you start mobile surgery after knee surgery, the sooner your joint function will be normal. It was effective to do the 6 movement exercises that we used together.