Orthopedic rehabilitation is a treatment and rehabilitation process designed to improve conditions after diseases, injuries or surgery related to bones, muscles, joints and the nervous system. This process helps the patient regain functional abilities and regain activities of daily living. Orthopedic rehabilitation programs often include physiotherapy, exercise therapy, manual therapy, posture correction, the use of supportive devices (for example, splints or prostheses) intended for use. Its purpose is to increase the patient's mobility, reduce pain, increase muscle strength and minimize movement restrictions. This process often requires a multidisciplinary approach and a customized treatment plan is created based on the patient's individual needs.