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Distal femur communicated fracture
In resurgery of distal femur communicated fracture can knee movement can b back if in first surgery fraction fixtation was not allined properly then it restricted knee motion
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Lots of things to be considered.
You can take an appointment for detailed consultation please
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Dr. Rajesh Gayakwad
Orthopedic surgeon
19 yrs exp
Mumbai
There is no simple answer for this as many factors determine the outcome of the surgery. Need to know more about fracture and patient.
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• Limb elevation, Active/Passive finger/Toe movements.
• Intermittent ice pack application.
• Rest/Non-weight-bearing mobilization till further advice.
• Watch for increased Swelling/Excessive pain/Toe or Finger discoloration/Fever. If present, visit the nearest hospital immediately.
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