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Elbow Myositis/Hetertopic Ossificani

2017-07-08 17:07:24
Hi, I had mid shaft humerus fracture more than 8 months back. It is healed but I got Myositis Ossifican in inner side of elbow joint which restricts my ROM to 30 to 90 degree. Last 2-3 Xrays were showing that extra bone is growing but with latest x ray (taken today) I can't say if it's increasing or decreasing. how can it be treated? PT didn't help
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Myositis ossificans is a condition which occurs if there is history of massage after a Facture.
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kindly send me X-ray of ur elbow ND arm.
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avoid doing massage

Answered2017-07-08 18:34:44

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