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Acromioclavicular

2020-08-12 12:20:04
Collar bone ligament tear So how much time will take to recover? Am I able to work out e.g gym? Is there solution for ligament tear recovery?
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Hi ,this is Dr.Rajesh S. First of all we have to know whether the ligament is completely torn or partially.In other words we have to get xrays.
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Follow up with xrays

Answered2020-08-12 14:43:29

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Need to share x-ray .

Answered2020-08-12 13:40:53

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Once the clavicle bone moves up (Grade 2 and above disclocation) , consider the coraco-clavicular ligament torn. Generally, this needs coracoclavicular ligament reconstruction.
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K-wire fixation or strapping etc cannot counter the SCM pull, you won't get long term reduction of AC joint in the long run.

Answered2020-08-12 12:30:41

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