Right elbow coronoid fracture

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Asked for Female, 28 Years

My husband met with an accident and his right elbow (coronoid got featured). We got the plaster done and now it has been around 4 weeks. We got the xray done today. Please let me know if we can get the plaster removed now. PFA the X-Ray.

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Dr. Abhishek Gol

Orthopedist 6 yrs exp Rajkot

Start gradual passive elbow movements, There is very high chance of stiffness if u keep it immobile

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Dr. S.V.Gowtam

Orthopedic surgeon 5 yrs exp Sirsi

If no pain start elbow movements

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Better to continue for 2 more weeks if still pain persists If no pain u can remove and do Physiotherapy

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No weight bearing

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