1D8
(a) Stiff, impacted elbow joint with limited motion.
(b) Initial distraction with ProCallus Fixator with Straight Clamp on humeral screws and T-Clamp on temporary proximal ulnar screws.
(c) Elbow Fixator in place; joint distracted and mobilized after rest period.
(d) Post-operative range of movement increased immediately following operation and further by physiotherapy.
FROM THE BLOG
2023-11-09
The successful outcome of a deformity correction with external fixation surgery relies also on a meticulous post-operative management approach. It is critical to optimal healing and the restoration of functionality. Wound care, pain control, rehabilitation exercises, monitoring of complications, and regular follow-ups are integral to a faster recovery.[1]
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Weigh bearing is considered a significant clinical issue particularly when an external fixator has been applied to a lower limb. If mechanical stability is in fact a mandatory condition for promoting fracture healing, other key components for a full recovery of the bone are early weight bearing and dynamization.
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