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Unable To Bend Leg Fully After Inserting Batresses And Screw After Accident. Problem Persist After Physiotherapy

Had a road tragic accident in 2010 was operated on and had batresses and screw place in the leg just below the knee the.n the plaster was removed and I did physiotherapy but the problem is I can not bend my leg fully i a second operation to remove the bartresses and screws
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Fri, 27 Dec 2013
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Hi there.
Your problem seems to be that of knee stiffness after operation.
Removal of the implant in your will definitely help provided your bone is fully united.
At the same sitting of surgery ask the surgeon if he could go for a knee manipulation to achieve full movement.
He can do so arthroscopically too if he has the expertise.
Intense physiotherapy will be required after the operation too.
Good luck
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Unable To Bend Leg Fully After Inserting Batresses And Screw After Accident. Problem Persist After Physiotherapy

Hi there. Your problem seems to be that of knee stiffness after operation. Removal of the implant in your will definitely help provided your bone is fully united. At the same sitting of surgery ask the surgeon if he could go for a knee manipulation to achieve full movement. He can do so arthroscopically too if he has the expertise. Intense physiotherapy will be required after the operation too. Good luck